Man Dies After Fight Over Bill At Bar In Noida, 16 Detained: Police
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Noida Gardens Galleria fights: Police said that the incident took place at the Lost Lemons restro-bar in the Gardens Galleria mall under the Sector 39 police station limits.
A 30-year-old man died allegedly after he got injured in a brawl during a party at a restro-bar in a mall here over bill payment, police officials said on Tuesday.
The restro-bar was sealed and 16 of its employees detained in the wake of the incident that took place on Monday night, the officials said.
The deceased has been identified as Brijesh Rai, who hailed from Chhapra in Bihar and worked for a private firm in Noida, according to the police.
Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (Noida) Ranvijay Singh said the incident took place at the Lost Lemons restro-bar in the Gardens Galleria mall under the Sector 39 police station limits. "He had gone to the restro-bar with his colleagues for a party. Around 11 pm, an argument broke out between these people and the bar staffers over the payment of a bill," Mr Singh said.
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