1 month ago
Three Arrested for Unlicensed Rave Party in Bengaluru
A police unit called the Central Crime Branch went to a house in Bengaluru where a big party was happening.
The party was not allowed by the city, and people were using bad hookah and e‑cigarettes, plus drinking alcohol.
The police arrested three people who organized the party.
They took away the bad hookah, e‑cigarettes, and alcohol.
The police are still looking into what happened and are checking the people who were at the party.
Central Crime Branch arrested three organizers of an unlicensed rave party at a villa in HSR Layout.
The event was held without permission and involved prohibited hookah, electronic cigarettes, and alcohol.
Organizers charged entry fees of Rs 1,099 for men and Rs 499 for women.
Police seized hookah, e‑cigarettes, and liquor, and registered a case against the villa owner.
Investigation continues with participants undergoing medical checks and statements recorded.
- Who
- Central Crime Branch and three organizers (Dikshit, Vedant Pandit, Shankar)
- What
- Raid on an unlicensed rave party at a villa
- Where
- Villa in HSR Layout, Bengaluru, India
- When
- Raid conducted Tuesday night; police announced Wednesday
- Why
- Event held without permission and involved prohibited hookah, e‑cigarettes, and alcohol
Key facts
- Location
- HSR Layout, Bengaluru, India
- Arrested Individuals
- Dikshit, Vedant Pandit, Shankar
- Charges
- Organizing unlicensed event, use of prohibited hookah and e‑cigarettes, alcohol violation
- Entry Fees
- Men Rs 1,099, Women Rs 499
- Seized Items
- Hookah, electronic cigarettes, liquor
Sources
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