Pune Bar Licence Holders Host Illegal Party to Raise Rent Funds
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
The three FL-III (permit room) licence holders had taken the L3 bar premises on a monthly rent of Rs3 lakh in April and had started renovation work before it became operational on June 1. However, the owner had started pursuing the trio for rent for the first two months during which it was closed for renovation.
In a desperate attempt to raise funds, the three licence holders spread the word on social media, inviting organizers to hold parties and after parties. An event organizer, who was attending a party at a pub in Hadapsar on June 23, contacted them to hold an after party. The event was uploaded on social media, and around 2 am, 50 persons came to the L3 bar. The after party that went on till 4.30 am was part of the trio's attempts to raise funds for rent, according to Senior Inspector Chandrashekhar Sawant from the Shivajinagar police.
The incident has raised concerns about the lack of monitoring and regulation of commercial establishments in the city. The police have launched an investigation into the matter and are taking necessary action against the licence holders and the event organizers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did the three permit room licence holders of L3 bar organize an illegal party?
They organized the party to raise funds to clear their rent dues.
How much was the monthly rent of the L3 bar premises?
The monthly rent was Rs3 lakh.
When did the L3 bar become operational?
It became operational on June 1.
How many people attended the after party at the L3 bar?
Around 50 people attended the after party.
Who is leading the investigation into the illegal party?
Senior Inspector Chandrashekhar Sawant from the Shivajinagar police is leading the investigation.
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