Hyderabad: Every club or pub found allows the use of drugs to be immediately canceled licenses, warn the Excise Minister of Telangana V Srinivas Good, on Monday, even when the state government allows them to play music at a low decibel level.
“We want all pubs and clubs free of drugs.
Take any precautions you have to make sure this happens.
In addition, we will soon win the place,” Gour said, in a meeting with pub owners and excise officials – two days after the first ordered to stop playing music to curb drug abuse.
Maintaining that the state government does not have tolerance to the use of drugs, the minister directs officials to violators on violators by iron hands, according to the direction of the ministerial head, Chandrasekhar Rao, “to build a free Telangana”.
The Minister also shared credit free figures – 18004252523 – for pub owners for immediately intimate officials, if they witnessed the use of drugs.
“We have convinced the government of all our support and even proposed to launch campaign with them together to capture drug abuse.
We will also promote a toll-free number and ensure it is displayed in all pubs and clubs in the city,” said Ketan Agarwal, one Founder of Merpati Parent and Secretary Joint Indian National Restaurant Association, Chapter Hyderabad.
Association members are expected to meet senior excise officials immediately to complete the campaign plan.
On the subject of music, the watering hole was told to keep the decibel level under the check, so that residents who lived in the colony around them were not disturbed.
Incidentally, most of the clubs in Hyderabad were concentrated in the Jubilee Hills area where local residents, old had complained about the increase in sound pollution levels.
They even went to court for this problem.
“Many pubs and bars in the city are in the process of sounding their voices.
Our goal is to live in harmony and we will be everything for it,” said Dheeraj Melwani, managing dirty martini partners – kitchen and cocktail lounge, hills jubilee.
Telangana: pub, club to lose license if the drug is found
