The health department of Nagpur Municipal Corporation has suspended licence of a prominent Sadar eatery Arjun Bar and Restaurant for maintaining poor hygiene. However, the suspension will come into effect from February 1, as the corporation has given restaurant owner one month's time to appeal against its order.
A show cause notice was given to the owner of Arjun Bar and Restaurant Vishnu Lade asking him to explain his case. "We also recommended certain changes in the kitchens. His licencewas suspended as the owner did not give satisfactory replies,'' NMC health officer (sanitation) Dr Milind Ganvir said. "We have allowed him one month's time as per the provisions of the Prevention of Food Adulteration Act 1962,'' he said.
The owner can appeal against the notice to Food and Drugs Commissioners office at Mumbai under Section 5(7) of the Act,'' he said. The health department had sent notices against several eateries for violation of licenceconditions. Ganvir added, "These hotels had already been served notices to apply for gradation and licences. However, neither did they apply for licence nor did they reply to the notice. As per provisions of the City of Nagpur Corporation Act, after one month, if the owner failed to reply to notice we can order closure of these hotels."
A show cause notice was given to the owner of Arjun Bar and Restaurant Vishnu Lade asking him to explain his case. "We also recommended certain changes in the kitchens. His licencewas suspended as the owner did not give satisfactory replies,'' NMC health officer (sanitation) Dr Milind Ganvir said. "We have allowed him one month's time as per the provisions of the Prevention of Food Adulteration Act 1962,'' he said.
The owner can appeal against the notice to Food and Drugs Commissioners office at Mumbai under Section 5(7) of the Act,'' he said. The health department had sent notices against several eateries for violation of licenceconditions. Ganvir added, "These hotels had already been served notices to apply for gradation and licences. However, neither did they apply for licence nor did they reply to the notice. As per provisions of the City of Nagpur Corporation Act, after one month, if the owner failed to reply to notice we can order closure of these hotels."
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