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Hookah served at Panchkula restaurant, seven booked

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 07:41 AM Aug 23, 2024 IST
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Panchkula, August 22

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The Panchkula police have booked seven persons for serving and consuming hookah at a restaurant in the city. The accused have been identified as Ankush, Sandeep Kumar, Vansh, Vinay Garg, Jaspinder, Amit Kashyap and Rajat Sood.

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Police officials at the Chandimandir police station said they received a tip-off that hookahs were being served at Aba Restaurant in Panchkula.

The police raided the place and found three flavoured hookahs, along with other items. They said five persons were found smoking those hookahs. They have registered a case against the youths found consuming the hookahs and the manager and cashier of the restaurant.

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