Hyderabad, Sept.24 (Hydnow): Cyberabad Police Commissioner Stephen Raveendra, IPS, today held a meeting with all the Pub owners under Cyberabad Commissionerate limits. He conducted the meeting as per the High Court orders.
Addressing the pub owners, the Commissioner told them about the High Court order which stated that no pub is allowed to play music after 10 pm. He requested all the pubs to obtain licenses as per Amusement Rules. He also stated that if anybody is found violating the orders of the High Court, as per law action would be taken against them.
Cyberabad Joint CP Avinash Mohanty, IPS, Traffic DCP T Srinivas Rao, IPS, Madhapur DCP Shilpavalli, SOT ADCP SOT ADCP Narayana, SB ADCP Ravikumar, Gachibowli PS Inspector Suresh, Inspector Thirupathi, SOT Inspector Shivaprasad, Pub owners and others participated in the meeting. (Hydnow)
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