Mohali excise teams challan 3 bars over underage drinking

Three bars were challaned for serving liquor to underage youths in Mohali and Zirakpur on Saturday night. Teams from the Excise Department found liquor being served to persons below 25 years of age during raids at Swagat Restobar and Katani...

Tribune News Service

Mohali, Updated At : 07:27 AM Oct 21, 2024 IST

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Three bars were challaned for serving liquor to underage youths in Mohali and Zirakpur on Saturday night.

Teams from the Excise Department found liquor being served to persons below 25 years of age during raids at Swagat Restobar and Katani Restaurant & Bar at Sector 79 in Mohali, and Delicious Food (Romeo-Lane) in Zirakpur. One of the bars was also charged with deploying waiters under 25 years of age for serving of alcohol.

Meanwhile, the teams of GST Department inspected Gopal’s, Aneja Sweets, Amrit Confectioners and Harpreet Confectioners in Mohali, Patiala and Ludhiana districts today. The teams collected the data of sales, stock and purchase of material intended to be sold as gifts during the festival season.

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