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Hyd:case Filed Against A Popular Pub After Raids!
By: Tupaki Desk | 27 Dec 2021 8:06 AM GMT
The issue of a few pubs creating issues for the public by playing music with loud sound till late at night. Hearing the petition, the Telangana High Court issued directives to look for such pubs that are causing issues and violating the norms. Going by the court orders, the Police are keeping an eye for such violations.
As part of this, a team of task force officials have raided a popular pub in the capital city Hyderabad and found that the establishment had indulged in a violation of rules and guidelines. Holding the establishment responsible a case was filed against the Manager of the Pub by the concerned officials. A case was also filed against the establishment.
After the raids, the officials said that they will not spare anyone who violates any rules and guidelines and they are looking for the Coronavirus protocols implementation as well. Citing the raids as examples, the officials said, such actions would be taken.
As per the media reports, the cops are looking for such establishments that are violating the rules and creating a lot of trouble for the locals and people by playing music at higher levels than the prescribed decibels.
Since the emergence of the novel Coronavirus, the establishments like pubs, restaurants, gyms, and others have been following the Covid protocols like hygiene and other guidelines.
However, there are certain establishments that are batting a blind eye towards the rules. Unable to deal with the sound pollution and inconvenience caused by the establishments a few petitioners have knocked on the doors of the Telangana High Court.
As a noteworthy thing, the Telangana High Court had recently directed the state government to impose restrictions on all the gatherings and celebrations for Christmas and New Year. In the wake of the Omicron situation, the Court made these suggestions to the Telangana government.
Going by the directives, the Telangana government had imposed restrictions on the celebrations and said the restrictions on gatherings and celebrations would be active till the 2nd of January. The guidelines say until the restrictions are in effect, more than five people cannot gather together in the state.
As part of this, a team of task force officials have raided a popular pub in the capital city Hyderabad and found that the establishment had indulged in a violation of rules and guidelines. Holding the establishment responsible a case was filed against the Manager of the Pub by the concerned officials. A case was also filed against the establishment.
After the raids, the officials said that they will not spare anyone who violates any rules and guidelines and they are looking for the Coronavirus protocols implementation as well. Citing the raids as examples, the officials said, such actions would be taken.
As per the media reports, the cops are looking for such establishments that are violating the rules and creating a lot of trouble for the locals and people by playing music at higher levels than the prescribed decibels.
Since the emergence of the novel Coronavirus, the establishments like pubs, restaurants, gyms, and others have been following the Covid protocols like hygiene and other guidelines.
However, there are certain establishments that are batting a blind eye towards the rules. Unable to deal with the sound pollution and inconvenience caused by the establishments a few petitioners have knocked on the doors of the Telangana High Court.
As a noteworthy thing, the Telangana High Court had recently directed the state government to impose restrictions on all the gatherings and celebrations for Christmas and New Year. In the wake of the Omicron situation, the Court made these suggestions to the Telangana government.
Going by the directives, the Telangana government had imposed restrictions on the celebrations and said the restrictions on gatherings and celebrations would be active till the 2nd of January. The guidelines say until the restrictions are in effect, more than five people cannot gather together in the state.
