HUBBALLI: While persons are set to chant "Let's Go Party Tonight!", police have initiated all measures to ensure non violent New Year celebrations around the dual cities. Prominent accommodations, bars and restaurants were giving final touches to the party this night. Police assets said that the partying will probably be permitted until 1am simplest. HubballiDharwad police commissioner M N Nagaraj said that serving of liquor past the stipulated time, which is 11pm as in line with the liquor license terms and stipulations, is illegal and the violators will probably be prosecuted.
"Police deployment will be made across the city to see that no untoward incident takes place. The people can celebrate the festival peacefully without disturbing anyone. The parties in hotels should end by 1am only. Those who indulge in peace disturbing activities will be prosecuted," he warned.
Police have issued positive situation on partying other folks. Hotels were requested to install further CCTV cameras and make sure adequate safety on the site of the party. Instruction of police workforce must be obeyed. Information on the ones carry out at occasions must be equipped to the police station concerned. Display of obscene and provocative posters, banners and forums is illegitimate. There must be any disturbance to the movement of visitors. Sectors for couples and households must be made.
There may be a ban on DJ speakers above 55 decibels. Fire protection measures must also be made in position. Organizing public occasions with out prior permission from police is illegal. Use of faulty silencers in motorbikes may be prohibited.
While the general public are making preparations for the party, accommodations are also organizing occasions to enthrall the individuals. Arun Savadatti, supervisor, Hotel Denissons, said that Ravi Shukla, the winner of television display "Star Voice of India", will enthrall visitors on the party. "Dance, VDJ and DJ will be the part of the party which will begin at 8 pm. Prizes will also be distributed among the best couple, best dancer, best kids and best female dancer," he said.
Satish H, sales supervisor at Naveen Hotel, said DJs from Goa and dancers from Bengaluru will entertain the individuals. "A live instrumental band will also perform. Various delicacies and liquor will be served," he said.
"Police deployment will be made across the city to see that no untoward incident takes place. The people can celebrate the festival peacefully without disturbing anyone. The parties in hotels should end by 1am only. Those who indulge in peace disturbing activities will be prosecuted," he warned.
Police have issued positive situation on partying other folks. Hotels were requested to install further CCTV cameras and make sure adequate safety on the site of the party. Instruction of police workforce must be obeyed. Information on the ones carry out at occasions must be equipped to the police station concerned. Display of obscene and provocative posters, banners and forums is illegitimate. There must be any disturbance to the movement of visitors. Sectors for couples and households must be made.
There may be a ban on DJ speakers above 55 decibels. Fire protection measures must also be made in position. Organizing public occasions with out prior permission from police is illegal. Use of faulty silencers in motorbikes may be prohibited.
While the general public are making preparations for the party, accommodations are also organizing occasions to enthrall the individuals. Arun Savadatti, supervisor, Hotel Denissons, said that Ravi Shukla, the winner of television display "Star Voice of India", will enthrall visitors on the party. "Dance, VDJ and DJ will be the part of the party which will begin at 8 pm. Prizes will also be distributed among the best couple, best dancer, best kids and best female dancer," he said.
Satish H, sales supervisor at Naveen Hotel, said DJs from Goa and dancers from Bengaluru will entertain the individuals. "A live instrumental band will also perform. Various delicacies and liquor will be served," he said.
Party till 1am, don’t violate law, police tell New Year revellers
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