Kolkata’s roof dining scene was rolled after Kolkata Municipal Corporation (KMC) sweeps the intervention on roof restaurants in Joy, after a fire at the Ritaj Hotel in Burrabazar, 29 April, which claimed 14 lives.
A few days after the Hotel Rituj was committed, Kolkata police compiled a list of 83 roof restaurants in the KMC area. This list was then shared with the civic authority to help their intervention against these facilities due to security concerns and violations of building regulations.
From Hoppipoly to Street Social Park, List includes Whats Up Cafe, Roots, Oris, Drunken Teddy, Scrap Yard, Seoul, Altera, Astor, Park Street Social, he mentioned several reports.
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Here’s what you need to know about KMC’s intervention at Calcutta roof restaurants that have become a raging problem:
1. Lmnoq cloudbar demolished: On May 3, the same day police Kolkata compiled a list, LMNOQ Skybar on the street street part of its roof structures destroyed while what is happening! Cafes were also checked at Southern Avenue and Serra Café in the V sector. In response, Serra decided to suspend its terrace service and decided to continue the internal operations instead.
2. Regulation of the High Court in Calcutta: However, the High Court in Calcut a verbally ordered the state authorities to stop the demolition of roof cafes and restaurants in the city. It came to this after the Owners of the Park Street restaurant approached the court and claimed that their property was destroyed by moments after receiving orders to stop the work according to a report on live law.
3. Chapter NRAI Kolkata weighs:Abhimanyu Maheshwari, head of the chapter of Nrai Kalkata, recognized anxiety across the community and stated that not all places from the list received noites of weaning, the telegraph reported.
“The list has 83 names, but not all of them received a notification of shutdown. We believe that many of these places have worked with valid licensing and compliance,” said Maheshwari The Media House.
4. At stake: Telegraph also mentioned that, according to industrial initiated persons, 10,000 people are at stake.
5. Lakhs: The timing of the procedure could not have been worse for business owners – many of them have just fired Lakhs to restore their licenses in the annual ritual of paperwork and payments, just to face bulldozers for weeks later, Telegraph reported.
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