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The Association of Owners of Hotels, Restaurants, Permit Rooms and Bars (AHAR) has approached the Bombay High Court challenging the orders passed by the Mumbai city and suburban collectors declaring June 4, parliamentary election counting day, as a 'dry day'.
Pune Police chief Amitesh Kumar ordered bars & permit tooms to strictly follow rules due to disruptive guests causing nuisance for others, especially women.
HRAWI said it has appealed for a 'prompt' and 'positive' response from the Government to allow hotels and restaurants sufficient time to plan and organize activities around these significant events.
Jagan said among this large population, 18 deaths have been registered in the municipality in recent days
Ensure there is no liquor shop in residential locality: HC : Rashtra News #Ensure #liquor #shop #residential #locality Audit pertaining to location of all liquor shops must be completed in two months, says court Telangana High Court had directed the government to conduct a survey of all liquor shops in the State to ensure no […]