The Vithalwadi police in Ulhasnagar have registered a case against a 100 days bar and restaurant for violating pandemic rules and running it with five women who were found doing obscene acts with customers till late night. The police have arrested the manager and waiter of the bar and rescued the woman. The police said the bar used to open after 10pm once the police round and patrolling was done.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray had warned people to avoid going in crowded places and following social distancing. With the increasing cases of covid-19 in Thane and Ulhasnagar. The Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation and local police had imposed a pandemic act requesting shops, hotels, restaurants and bars to run at a restricted time accordingly. However, violating the norms around five women at a 100 days bar in Ulhasnagar were seen doing obscene acts to lure the customers till 12:30pm. The bar is well known as Orchestra bar situated at Shriram chowk in Ulhasnagar-4.
"On Friday and prior we received information about the bar being run after 10pm, closing the door's and allowing customers inside. However, on Saturday we kept a watch on it and raided with our team to find it running inside. We found five women inside and found them violating the pandemic rules. A case has been registered and an investigation is going on," said K. Thorat, senior police inspector, Vithalwadi police station.
The police booked the five women and the bar manager Mohammed Mustaq Ali and waiter Karmaveer Darshan Saav 36 under section 294 and 188 of the Indian penal code and sections of the pandemic act and disaster management act.
