Archive · 25 May 2025
Banquet Hall Raided in Ghaziabad for Serving Alcohol Illegally
Imagine a party hall in Ghaziabad where people were celebrating an anniversary.
The problem?
They were serving beer without permission, like having a party without telling the neighbors.
The police found 24 bottles of beer during a raid.
They arrested a staff member and filed a case against the hall's owner because they didn't have the right license.
The law says that if you want to serve alcohol at an event, you need a special permit.
The government is reminding other hall owners to follow the rules and get registered to avoid any trouble.
This is like getting a permission slip before doing something that could cause problems.
Excise department raided a banquet hall in Ghaziabad's Wave City.
Beer was being served without the required permit, according to officials.
A staffer was arrested, and the hall owner was booked under the Excise Act.
24 bottles of Corona beer were seized during the raid.
The banquet hall was hosting an anniversary celebration at the time.
- Who
- Excise department officials conducted the raid; a staffer was arrested; the owner was booked.
- What
- A banquet hall was raided for serving alcohol without a permit.
- When
- The raid occurred on Friday.
- Where
- UK Aura Banquet Hall in Wave City, Ghaziabad.
- Why
- Liquor was being served without an occasional bar license.
Banquet Hall Staff
Excise Department
Compliance with Excise Laws
Banquet Hall Staff
A staffer at the banquet hall was arrested and the owner was booked for serving liquor without a permit.
Excise Department
Banquet halls must register with the excise department and obtain an occasional license to serve liquor during events; strict action will be taken against any violation.
- Location
- Wave City, Ghaziabad
- Venue
- UK Aura Banquet Hall
- Beer Bottles Seized
- 24
- Staffer Arrested
- Prashant Chaudhary
- Owner Booked
- Pravesh Chaudhary
- Law Violated
- Excise Act
- Event being held
- Wedding anniversary
- Halls Registered
- 115