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Pune pub sends condoms with New Year party invite, faces backlash

Pub's controversial marketing strategy sparks police inquiry
Congress approaches police. Photo for representation only.

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A row has erupted over a pub in Pune allegedly sending condoms and ORS to invitees of the New Year's eve bash, prompting police to record statements of invitees.

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The Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress lodged a complaint with Pune Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar demanding strict action against the pub's management after the invite went viral with visuals of condoms and ORS (Oral Rehydration Solution).

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"We are not against pubs and nightlife. However, the marketing strategy to attract youngsters is against the traditions of Pune city. We demand strict action by police against the pub management," Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress member Akshay Jain said on Monday.

A police officer confirmed receiving the complaint on Sunday.

"We have recorded statements of several invitees attending the event," he said.

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