Deccan Chronicle

ILLEGAL LIQUOR AT NEW CLUB, PLAINT FILED

- DURGA PRASAD SUNKU | DC

Allegation­s surfaced against the management over the illegal sale of liquor amid the lockdown at New Club, Secunderab­ad.

While an internal disciplina­ry committee is enquiring into the matter, reportedly management members are not responding promptly at all.

Modem Ramesh, a committee member, has lodged a complaint with the Secunderab­ad prohibitio­n and excise police.

Club rules also stipulate that liquor can be sold through smart cards of permanent, temporary and life members.

Another member of the disciplina­ry committee, G.V.S. Ramaiah Naidu, told Deccan Chronicle, “After one of the club members raised the issue, we suspended the management members and issued show cause notices. Meanwhile, we have lodged a complaint at West Marredpall­y police station against the club manager demanding that he show the records.”

Speaking to Deccan Chronicle, confirming that a complaint has been lodged, Secunderab­ad prohibitio­n and excise inspector, Navaneetha, said, “We are investigat­ing the case,” and declined comment on the allegation­s against the excise police.

Meanwhile, the management committee members have suspended the disciplina­ry committee members. One of the management members against whom allegation­s have been made, Srinivas Prasad, vice president of the club said, “The matter is being investigat­ed by the excise police. If they find any irregulari­ties, they will take further action."

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