Make stand clear on Kalra’s plea to reopen restaurants, HC tells police
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The Delhi High Court on Tuesday asked Delhi Police to take instructions on Navneet Kalra’s plea seeking to reopen his restaurants ‘Khan Chacha’ and ‘Town Hall’, after it was shut in a case related to alleged black marketing of oxygen concentrators during the second wave of COVID-19. Justice Rekha Palli asked the authorities why they have not passed a final decision in pursuance to the show cause notices issued with regard to the two restaurants in Capital’s posh Khan Market. “You compel people to come here. You should have passed an order by now. Ultimately, he wants to run them. If he is not entitled in law, please pass an order. What is this – you are involved in an FIR – and that is the end of it?” the High Court remarked.
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