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22-Year-Old Died Of An Overdose At A Rave Party In Chennai
22-Year-Old Died Of An Overdose At A Rave Party In Chennai
Highlights
- Police reported on Sunday that a 22-year-old employee of an information technology firm died after excessive alcohol consumption during an unlawful rave party
- Police Commissioner Shankar Jiwal issued a warning to those who organise unlawful gatherings in the city.
Police reported on Sunday that a 22-year-old employee of an information technology firm died after excessive alcohol consumption during an unlawful rave party hosted in a popular mall in the city last night.
Following information about the 'Great Indian Gathering,' police raided the bar, that was apparently operating on the third floor of the mall without the required licence and was'sealed.'
Taking notice of the occurrence, Greater Chennai Police Commissioner Shankar Jiwal issued a warning to those who organise unlawful gatherings in the city.
As per the senior police official, the man died after excessive alcohol consumption while partying with his buddies at the mall on Saturday night. The source said that the preliminary examination found that he died as a result of excessive drinking. He was from Madipakkam in the city, and his body was handed over to his family after an autopsy at Royapettah Government General Hospital.
The authorities are also looking into whether narcotics were served alongside the alcohol to the attendees.However, according to a police news release, Jiwal has authorized a special team led by an inspector to monitor entertainment parties in the city, and the squad identified the illegal rave party on the fourth level of the shopping mall, The Indian Express.
Furthermore, the police explained that those who were partying at the event to leave. The police also discovered that the bar on the third floor of the mall was operating without the required licence and was later closed.844 liquor bottles were seized, and four people were arrested.
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