The Delhi government canceled the mandate to obtain a police permit for seven commercial activities, the announcement said.
In the announcement published on June 30, the Dilli government said that pools, meals, hotels, discotheques, video game video, entertainment parks and auditoriums will no longer require police permits to operate their businesses.
According to the announcement issued by the Ministry of the Interior, this step monitors the order of 19 June 2025 by Governor of Lieutenant VK Saxen.
“The Governor of Lieutenant, who exercises powers pursuant to Section 28 (2), with Section 4 of the Delhi Police Act, withdraws an earlier sanction awarded by the Commissioner for the regulation of these business activities pursuant to Section 28 (1) of the same law,” she said.
The order will affect regulations that have been introduced for decades, including regulations established in 1980 for swimming pools and newer from the newer 2023, which run hotels, meals of houses and other entertainment facilities.
Police Commissioner Delhi Sanjay Arara issued a formal announcement that canceled seven sets of regulations.
“While the videos of the above order, the police commissioner, Delhi, were ordered to issue a notice of cancellation of the regulations with immediate effect,” the notification read.
The notification has been made with an immediate effect.
Amitabh Kant Hails Move
Former Indian G20 Sherpa Amitabh Kant called it a “orientation reform”.
“The reform of landmarks. After 45 years, the police in Delhi will no longer issue licenses for restaurants, hotels, guest houses, swimming pools, discotheques, entertainment parks, video and auditoriums,” he said.
The forces were “properly downloaded”, Kant said in a post on X.
“These powers, for the first time in 1980, have now been rightfully downloaded. This is a fundamental step in the area of easy business and supporting confidence in the company,” he said.
Kant said: “Less regulation means more growth, more jobs and more vivid urban economy.”
The former G20 sherpa urged more reforms to fully realize the vision of an easy life.
“India must now build on this dynamics. We need many more reforms in the states to realize the complete promise of PM @Narendramodi’s vision of ease of life. Congratulations to @ltgovdelhi to manage this reform,” Kant wrote.
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