Thane restaurant staffers, customers booked for violation of norms

Thane restaurant staffers, customers booked for violation of norms
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Police have registered an offence against 45 persons, including the staff of a restaurant in Thane city, for violating norms, one of them related to the outlet's female waiters allegedly indulging in obscene acts with customers, an official said on Monday.

Some customers were also among those booked in the case, he said.

The Wagle Estate police station official said the offence was registered under IPC sections 294 (obscene acts and songs) and 34 (acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention) among others, and also under the Maharashtra Police Act.

Acting on a tip-off and complaint, a police team raided the bar-cum-restaurant in the intervening night of Saturday/Sunday and found the establishment was operating beyond permitted time, he said.

Also, female waiters were found indulging in obscene acts with customers and dancing to the tune of music, said the official. Those booked included the restaurant's manager, cashier, male and female waiters, he added.

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