Live
- Celebrating World Veterinary Day 2024: Safeguarding Your Pet’s Vision with Expert Tips
- NSG joins CBI in searching residence of Sheikh Shahjahan’s relative
- Maharashtra: Peeved state unit Congress Working President quits 2024 LS polls campaign
- Archery World Cup: Deepika storms into individual semis; Compound Mixed Team in final
- Adopt zero-tolerance approach towards terrorism, India tells SCO member states
- Free haircut, 'mehendi' for women on offer as Maharashtra votes in Phase 2
- BJP president JP Nadda to visit Odisha on April 28
- Participation of women in workforce is a constitutional entitlement: SC
- Sabita, Secretary of the District Legal Services Authority, made a surprise visit to the sub-jail
- Superstars Yash, Rakshit Shetty cast their votes, underline importance of polling
Hyderabad: GHMC fines Paradise food court of Rs 3 lakh for illegal advertisement
Paradise food court in Hyderabad
The Enforcement, Vigilance and Disaster Management (EVDM) wing of GHMC fined Paradise food court of Rs 3 lakh for erecting an unauthorized advertisement erecting unauthorized advertisement element above 15 ft in height from ground level.
The Enforcement, Vigilance and Disaster Management (EVDM) wing of GHMC fined Paradise food court of Rs 3 lakh for erecting an unauthorized advertisement erecting unauthorized advertisement element above 15 ft in height from ground level.
It is also learned that Paradise management used the advertisement with brightness more than the permitted level which is an offence committed under section 420,421of GHMC Act and as per GO number 68.
GHMC levied fine on a complaint from one Umesh Kumar who tweeted to EVDM wing attaching the image of the advertisement.
Srikhande Umesh Kumar, founder of Know Your Rights and Consumer rights activist said that there are many illegal erections of advertisements are there in GHMC limits such as erection of illegal hoardings/flexes/Advertisement boards.
"People should come forward and file complaints with the EV&DM which impose huge penalties on the establishments.
