SC asks Maharashtra Govt. to allow licenses to move bars by March 15

New Delhi, Mar. 2: The Supreme Court on Wednesday requested that the Maharashtra government stipend licenses to move bars by March 15. It likewise decided that no CCTV will be introduced around execution territories in move bars.

The peak court likewise changed seven conditions forced by the Maharashtra Police for giving licenses to move bars in the state.

“There were around seven conditions for which the bar proprietors had solid complaints. Two of the principle conditions were, with respect to establishment of CCTV cameras in the eatery region and second was erection of railing or non evacuation allotment,” said Chief Standing Counsel of the Maharashtra Government, Advocate Nishant Katneshwarkar

“The court has allowed their condition that there ought to be a railing of three feet in the moving range and there ought to be separation of five feet between the artists and the viewers,” Katneshwarkar included.

The Advocate said that the court has coordinated that the CCTV camera ought to be introduced at the passage of the bar just and not in the moving region.

“Just four artists are allowed in a Bar. Out goal is to avoid indecency.