Three permit room licence holders of L3 bar in Pune organized an illegal party to raise funds to pay their rent dues, investigations reveal.
PuneIllegal PartyL3 BarRent DuesPermit Room Licence HoldersReal Estate PuneJul 07, 2024
They organized the party to raise funds to clear their rent dues.
The monthly rent was Rs3 lakh.
It became operational on June 1.
Around 50 people attended the after party.
Senior Inspector Chandrashekhar Sawant from the Shivajinagar police is leading the investigation.
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