Agartala, Sept. 16 -- The Tripura government on Tuesday cancelled the license of a bar cum restaurant following controversies over its operations and multiple violations of licensing conditions.
The controversy began on the very first day the establishment opened to the public, with complaints about entry restrictions and the bar operating beyond the permitted hours.
Opposition parties also criticised the move, alleging the government was promoting a "night club culture" in the state. Concerns were raised about the bar's proximity to Rabindra Centenary Hall, a venue considered a centre for cultural exchange.
In response to public outrage, Chief Minister Manik Saha ordered a probe. After investigation, District Magistrate West Tripura, ...
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