3 Mohali residents held for running restaurant at night

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Updated At : 12:34 PM Jul 08, 2020 IST

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Mohali, July 7

The police have arrested three persons for running a restaurant during night hours in violation of the norms at Phase 5 here. Those arrested are Prateek and Sumit, both residents of Phase 7, and Vivek Sharma, a resident of Phase 11 here.

According to the police, the trio had opened the restaurant, owned by Rebel Foods (an online food on-demand service) on Monday night in violation of the orders of the Mohali administration.

“During patrolling at the Phase 5 market, we came to know that they were running the restaurant and were taking online orders. The trio was arrested and a case under Section 188 of the IPC registered against them,” said Inspector Manphul Singh, SHO of the Phase 1 police station. They were later released on bail.

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