Shri Adarsh Shetty

A publication of Association of Hotels & Restaurants. Email: [email protected] Vol-III Issue - 8 November 2015 RNI Regn. No. MAHENG/2013/60096 Monthly Pages 8 Price `25/-

Forever News reporter Mumbai: The recent Fire episode which took the life right from the Chief Fire Officer, Second and third in command of the Mumbai Fire Force Fire and the case of City Kinara Restaurant, Kurla which took eight young lives, was a heart-wrenching scene at Ghatkopar’s Rajawadi hospital. In all these case major reason for fire is the careless attitude and neglect of fire safety advisory by the people who manage the hotels and establishments.

In most of the fire cases it is evident that the fire is spreading through AC duct and improper installation and illegal connections which in turns, lead to serious fire hazards. As the rubber hose which used to connect the cylinder and gas stove often catches fire due to faulty tubes. The gas pipe gets

melted and gas leaked into the air-conditioned room and the fire

spreads even faster. Hence, the members are

requested to take adequate precautions to make their Eating House fire retardant and make their establishments fire compliant by periodical fire audit.

Looking forward to support from

all the members in the matters concerning safety of the employees and patrons said President Shri Adarsh Shetty.

The Minutes of the 10th Monthly Managing Committee Meeting held on 29th October 2015 at Hotel Avenue, Thakur Complex, Near W.E. Highway, Kandivili [East], Mumbai.

ProceedingsAddress by the PresidentThe President Shri Adarsh Shetty

began the meeting and requested Host Vice President Zone V Shri Anil Salian to welcome the gathering.

Welcome Address by the host Vice President

Host Vice President, Zone-X, Shri Anil Salian welcomed all the members to the meeting. He

sincerely thanked all the members for unanimously electing him as the Vice President of the Zone for the 4th consecutive year. He said that he wish to specially thank Shri Gopal Shettiji, honorable MP, Shri Ravindra Shetty and Shri Yermal Harish Shetty Ex VPs, Shri Raghuram Shetty and Shri Mundappa Payyade, senior Hoteliers of the zone, for their support and help. He also thanked his entire team for their support and cooperation in discharging his responsibilities. He further said that it is only AHAR which can safeguard the interest of Hotels & Restaurants and it is our bounden duty to strengthen it. He requested the President to proceed with the meeting.

(Continued on page 2)

Welcome Address by the host Vice President, Zone-X

Shri Shri Anil Salian

Every Hotelier must make their establishment Fire Compliant - Shri Adarsh Shetty

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(Continued from page 1) Confirmation of the minutes of the 9th Monthly Managing Committee Meeting held on 30. 9. 2015.

The Hon. Gen. Secretary Shri Sukesh Shetty presented the minutes of the 9th Monthly Managing Committee Meeting held on 30. 9. 2015. He also pointed out the error in the minutes circulated in Page No 3-typed as the Hon. Gen. Secretary Shri Shashidhar Shetty to be read as the Hon. Treasurer Shri Shashidhar Shetty and Page No. 4- in the Event of the month, the sentence, we hope the license will be ‘revoked’ to be read as ‘restored’.

The house confirmed the sameProposed by

Shri Prabhakar ShettySeconded by

Shri Shivaji ShettyApproval of the Accounts for

the month of September 2015.The Hon. Treasurer Shri

Shashidhar G. Shetty presented the Accounts for the month of September 2015.

The House approved the same.Proposed by

Shri Prasad ShettySeconded by

Shri K. K. MahaleThe Hon. Treasurer briefed that

an amount of Rs. 13.62 lakhs were sanctioned for the Performance Bar account on their request to meet the urgent legal expenditure of Dance Bar which came for hearing on 15th of Oct. 2015. He said if the amount is withdrawn it will be reimbursed by the committee. He requested the house to approve the same.

The House approved the same.Proposed By

Shri Shivaji ShettySeconded by

Shri Guruprasad ShettyThe Hon. Treasurer further

informed the house that an amount of Rs. 2.80 lakhs needs to be sanctioned towards the PR exercise of the Association by I-Deators Communications, who did excellent job in the past 6 months. The House approved the same.

Proposed by S h r i Gaurang Shah

Seconded by S h r i Shivaji Shetty

Declaring the 36th AGM

CommitteeShri Sudhakar T Shetty the

Chairman of the 36th AGM declared the names of various AGM Committee Chairmen and Co-chairmen. (See box)

He briefed the house that so far 30 Stalls out of 60 are booked. M/s Investaac, Reliable Business Solution and Bhandary Builders, Mangalore have confirmed their participation as the co-sponsors and events support sponsors of the AGM. He requested the members to approach their own vendors and suppliers for the sponsorship & stalls and make the event a grand success.

Events of the monthAddressing the gathering Shri

Adarsh Shetty, President briefed as under.

• The Supreme Court has given a historic judgment in the writ petition filed by AHAR in Dance Bar case by staying the draconian Section 33A of Mumbai Police and instructing the Mumbai Police to renew the license of Dance Bars. He congratulated Shri Bharat Thakur, Chairman, Performance Bar committee and his team for the landmark judgment. He said we have employed Shri Kapil Sibbal, an eminent lawyer as our counsel. The final verdict is reserved for 5th November 2015. He advised the Bar owners to do the business within the laid down norms and earn the living with dignity. He sought the support, cooperation and contribution of each and every Performance Bar owners in this final battle which can revive the industry.

• The recent tragedy in City Kinara Hotel, Kurla was very tragic. The subsequent rampant drive by MCGM officials damaging and destroying the property without giving proper notice is not justified and this created a phobia in the minds of Restaurateurs. He advised each and every hotelier to strictly follow the fire safety norms and make their Restaurant

fire safety compliance and display the board to that effect in their establishment. He also advised the members to get the fire and electrical i n s t a l l a t i o n s duly audited periodically.

• The Ministry of Finance, Central Government had invited suggestions, objections in Direct and Indirect Taxes for the ensuing Budget from our Association. We had submitted our suggestions and objections as an Association.

• We have been invited by the Sales Tax commissioner for a workshop on GST on 28.10.205. Our delegation attended the same and have given their inputs.

• Our delegation was also invited by the Municipal Commissioner Shri Ajoy Mehta and delegation briefed him about the action of MCGM, following the Kurla fire, overstepping their authority. The Municipal Commissioner directed AHAR to make all their member Restaurants fire safety norm compliant and display a board to that effect. He also agreed to our suggestion of simplifying licensing conditions, to do away with the duplication of licenses etc. He requested AHAR to submit the same in a booklet. We have formed a committee for the purpose and will be submitting our observations, recommendation etc. soon.

• In case of any excessive measures taken by the MCGM after the City Kinara Hotel incident of breaking, dismantling, sealing of licenced Restaurants, he advised them to file Petition against the authorities. He further said AHAR will provide them with all logistic support.

• The President appreciated the efforts and support of Shri Niranjan Shetty, AHAR- MCGM Committee

Chairman and BJP Spokesman for his involvement in getting the appointments, arranging the meetings with the Chief Minister and the Municipal Commissioner.

Election to the Managing Committee 2015-2016

Adv D. K. Shetty, the

Returning Officer to conduct the Managing Committee election for the year 2015-2016 announced the election schedule (See box).

Adv D. K. Shetty briefed about the regular mistakes committed while filling the nominations and cautioned against them. He sought the support of every member to conduct an impartial and transparent election.

Letters of appreciationThe Hon. Gen. Secretary read out

the appreciation letter to AHAR and respective Vice Presidents for the support and co-operation in solving their grievances.

1. Asha Bar & Restaurant, Prabhadevi, Mumbai

2. Mayur Restaurant & Bar, Sion, Mumbai

3. Kamath Yatri Nivas [P] Limited.

4. Mallika Bar & Restaurant, Asalpha, Ghatkopar

Advisors SpeechShri Narayana M Alva said that

he will file WP against MCGM for breaking a Counter at his Restaurant. He also advised other Restaurateurs to file case against MCGM in case of any excess committed by MCGM officials during recent drive after City Kinara Hotel incident.

Presentation by Sub Committee Chairmen

Shri Bharat Thakur - Chairman-Performance BarWe have got a stay on section

33A by Supreme Court, which also directed the State Government to renew the PL of the Performance / Dance Bar. Due to urgency we have

employed eminent lawyer and Ex Union Minister Shri Kapil Sibbal to represent our case. We had to spend lot of fund in this matter which is going on for the last 15 years. He said the final hearing and judgment will be heard on 5th of November 2015. We hope we will get a fair judgment and the Dance Bar/Performance Bar industry can revive and survive. He requested all Performance Bar

owners to contribute their might and support the Association in the legal fight.

Shri Niranjan Shetty - Chairman-MCGM Committee

After the City Kinara fire incident, we are constantly in touch with Chief Minister’s office and were able to meet him and convince him about our genuine grievances. The CM was kind enough to instruct the Municipal Commissioner to speak to our delegation. The Meeting with Municipal Commissioner was very positive and has taken the heat off and tension from the minds of Hoteliers and Restaurateurs.

Shri K. K. Mahale – Chairman - Hawker action Committee.

We have got a very important Bombay High Court judgment on 23.10.2015 instructing the MCGM to evict the illegal food hawkers within two months.

Felicitation to Shri Gopal Shetty, MP

On the occasion, Shri Gopal Shetty, MP was honored for his support to the Hotel & Restaurant Industry.

Replying to the felicitation, Shri Gopal Shetty said that he will help the Association is getting the piped gas connection from MGL which is very safe and will not lead to any accident. The instruction of the Municipal Commissioner, which is very positive to the industry, should be percolated to the ward level. We will also speak to the Gas Companies regarding the number of Gas Cylinders permitted / (Continued on page 4)

ELECTION PROGRAMME 1 Last date for receipt of Nominations 30.11.2015 up to 5.00 p.m 2 Date of publication of the List of Nominations

received. 30.11.2015

3 Date of scrutiny of Nominations. 30.11.2015 4 Date of publication of List of Valid Nominations. 30.11.2015 5 Date by which Candidature may be withdrawn. 04.12.2015 up to 5.00 p.m. 6 Date of publication of Final List of Candidates. 04.12.2015 7 Date of Election. 10.12.2015 8 Date of counting Votes. 10.12.2015 9 Date of Declaration of Results of Voting. 16.12.2015 in the AGM

Committee Chairman Vice Chairman Catering Shri Samith Arasa Shri Vilas Jhaveri Registration Shri Sunil M Saigal Shri Nitin B Pawar Liquor & Barrel Shri Vijaykumar Shetty Shri Mohan Shetty Felicitation Shri Shailendra Shetty Shri Nitin R Shetty Stage Management Shri Santosh R Shetty Shri Shivaji Shetty Security Shri Prabhakar Shetty Lucky Dip Shri Shrinivas Shetty Shri Satish R Shetty Stalls Shri Mahesh shetty Shri Prasad M Shetty Seminar/Events Shri Bhaskar Shetty Media Shri Adarsh Shetty Shri Sukesh Shetty


Shri Chandrahas Shetty addressing the august gathering at a meeting held on 20.10.2015 at Bunts Sangha Annex, Kurla during the victorious celebration of the Supreme Court allowing Performance bars to reopn in Mumbai, this will be a huge opportunity for employmnet in the Hospitality sector.

Supreme Court Allows Dance Bars To Reopen In Mumbai

(Continued from page 2) allowed.He also advised the

Restaurateurs to unite and fight against any unjustified action of the MCGM.

Presentation by the Vice-Presidents:Zone I: Shri J. D. Shetty:Some minor drive by MCGM

is on. We have made fire safety awareness and provided guidance to all our members.

Zone II - Shri K. V. Shetty: Conducted a Health Check up and Eye Check Camp. More than 250 employees attended the same. We have directed the members to apply for fire NOC, if they do not have one. We had Corner meetings and all the latest developments have been briefed to members.

Zone III - Shri Suresh Shetty: No major MCGM drive in the area.

Zone IV - Shri Sunil Shetty: One of our members Shri Suresh Shetty of Megh Darshan Hotel got a judgment in his favour in sign board matter. It is difficult to attend the complaints unless the members support.

Zone V - Shri Ravindranath Nire:

The MOH had asked the told the Hotel Samrat to close down for not having of Fire NOC. Our delegates met the MOH and sorted out the same.

Zone VI Shri Sunil Patil:In the case of Mallika Bar

Asalpha, a case of riot was registered against the Hotelier inspite of few local customers creating trouble and damaging the properties. Due to our efforts and on producing the CCTV footage the SI Asalpha Police Station has arrested all the culprits.

Zone VII -Shri Rajan Shetty: The Manager of a Restaurant was arrested in a harassment case. He was freed without any charge after the AHAR delegation met the concerned SI.

Zone VIII - Shri Jagdish Shetty: The fire tragedy in City Kinara has resulted in rampant drive by MCGM officials. We have told members to take all precautions and make their establishment fire compliant.

Zone IX - Shri Sudhakar T Shetty:

After the Kurla fire tragedy the drive by MCGM officials are on. Many of the compound walls, Sign Boards etc. were removed.

Zone X - Shri Anil Salian: In the current year we have collected an amount of Rs. 6 lakhs as membership fees. Due to the Kurla Hotel fire tragedy all officials of different departments are taking advantage of the situation and harassing the Restaurateurs.

Donation to Chief Minister Drought Relief Fund.

Shri Bharat Thakur Chairman Performance Bar: Donated an amount of Rs.1,00,000/- on behalf of his committee.

Shri Anil Salian, Vice President, Zone-X and his team donated an amount of Rs.1,25,000.

The President said that we will take a fresh appointment from the Chief Minister and hand over the amount collected by AHAR to the Chief Minister Drought Relief Fund. He said that it is our social responsibility to respond to natural calamities in the State. He advised

the members to take necessary steps for saving the water.

CondolenceThe house paid condolence to• Smt Jalaja Shetty, wife of Shri

Sanjeeva Shetty, Janata Bar & Restaurant, Kandivili.

• The Victims of the City Kinara Hotel Fire Tragedy.

FelicitationOn the Occasion Shri Anil Salian,

VP Zone-X and host of the meeting was felicitated by his team members.

Following vendors supported the meeting through stall participation.

1. Metro Cash & Carry2. Pet Pooja3. VKL4. Ruchi soya5. Foody Amma6. Investaac Insurance Brokers7. Saur Engineer & Cons8. Reliable Business Solutions9. Proptiger10. Strawberry POS.

11. Realty Automation12. Lodha Developers

Condolence.• The house paid condolence to

the departed hoteliers.• Shri Datta Kadam our First

President who expired on 6.9.2015.• Shri Ramanna S Shetty owner

of Palace, Navrang and Balaji Hotel Bandra who expired on 15.9.2015.

• Shri Ramanna Shetty of Madhuban, Prabhadevi and Food Search, Santacruz who expired on 28.9.2015.

Vote of ThanksThe Meeting was concluded

by Vote of thanks by the Hon.Gen. Secretary Shri Sukesh Shetty to the President for conducting the meeting in a dignified way, Management of Swami Mukhtananda Sabhagruha, Shri B. B. Rathod, Shri Samith Ravindra Arasa, Shri Rohit Manohar Shetty, Shri Mithun Sudhir Shetty, Sponsors of stalls, Media partners Karnataka Malla, Udayavani, USL, UBL, Pernod-Ricard and Impala Distilleries for liquor support and members for attending in large numbers.

NEW DELHI: Dance bars will be back in business soon in Maharashtra following the Supreme Court’s stay on a law banning dance performances in bars, hotels and restaurants in the state.

However, the court did give power to licensing authorities to regulate indecent dance performances. It said that the state must ensure that the dignity of women artists is protected.

Maharashtra’s law - that banned dance performances -- was very similar to a previous law that was declared unconstitutional by the apex court, said a bench of Justice Dipak Misra and Prafulla C Pant.

The apex court had, in 2009, struck down a similar law saying that banning dance performances was unconstitutional. After that, the state government passed another law in 2014 with similar provisions.

The court however added a rider to its interim order and allowed the licensing authorities in the state to regulate indecent dance performances at bars and other places.

“However, we have a rider that no performance of dance will be remotely expressive of any kind of obscenity…The licensing authority can regulate such dance performances so that individual dignity of woman performer is

not harmed,” the bench said.Additional Solicitor General

Tushar Mehta, appearing for Maharashtra said at the outset that interim relief may be granted to the Association and added that 2014 amendment in

the Act is distinct by its nature.The Maharashtra government

had brought an amendment in 2005 — the Bombay Police Act — which was challenged in high court by an asso ciation r e p r e s e n t i n g restaurants and bars.

The Bombay High Court on April 12, 2006 had quashed

the government’s decision and declared the provision as unconstitutional saying that it is against Article 19(1)(g) (to practise any profession, or to

carry on any occupation, trade or business) of the constitution.

However, the state government had moved the apex court against the high court’s order that same year.

On July 16, 2013, the Supreme Court upheld the Bombay High Court verdict quashing the state government’s order and had said that the ban violated the constitutional right to earn a living. The state assembly however, on June 13, 2014, passed the

Maharashtra Police (second amendment) Bill which prevented licenses for dance performances in three star and five star hotels.


Shri Gopal Shetty Member of Parliament (MP) being felicitated by senior Hoteliers during the 10th Monthly Managing Committee Meeting held at Avenue Hotel at Kandivli (E), Mumbai. During his inaugural speech he assured AHAR & the Hotel industry every support to business with ease.

Hotel City Kinara fire incident an eye openerMUMBAI: The recent fire incident in which

eight promising young lives from seven of them from Don Bosco College were lost due to the fire in Kurla restuarant; an urgent college project submission proved a blessing for their friends, who were about to join them for lunch.

Hotel City Kinara a Chinese food joint located opposite Holy Cross School, around 1.30 p.m. While the restaurant had a valid eating house licence, locals claimed that the mezzanine floor, where the fire broke out, was illegal. The deceased were seated on the mezzanine floor, which was used as a family seating room.

The police findings about the cause of fire lead to two cylinders on the mezzanine floor. One of them was empty. Gas was being supplied to the ground floor through a pipeline. Prima facie, it appears that the pipe developed a leak and caused a spark. The fire

then spread all over the restaurant,” said a fire official. The victims were taken to BMC-run Rajawadi hospital, where they were declared dead on arrival.

The tragedy could have been worse as many students were at the college. The ground-plus-one-storey restaurant was old and crowded, but its inexpensive menu appealed to most students struggling with shoestring budgets.

Expensive food at the canteen had, in fact, pushed many other students to eat at the more economical City Kinara.

The conclusion is that most of the fire and ceiling collapse happening due to improper fitting of furniture and fixtures.

AHAR as a responsible organization has advised its members to get timely fire and electric audit and display the same prominently at a visible location that the eating house is fire compliance.

Shri Gopal Shetty, MP felicitated

The BMC has initiated action in most of the wards where it demolished illegal extensions of hotels and seized unauthorized gas cylinders and unguarded items that can be fire

hazardous. They have also taken action for not exhibiting licences, lack of NOC from fire department & health licences, seized counters of Pav Bhaji in front of the restaurants.

BMC action on Restaurants The BMC has also been demanding NOC from Environment dept. While the Environment dept. says that they have stopped issuing NOCs since last few years.

In these circumstances AHAR has asked all its members to strictly follow the guidelines issued by Fire

department. It has also asked its members to obtain Fire NOC from the department incase they do not possess one or have misplaced them.

Please refer to the AHAR website www.ahar.in for Fire Safety Guidelines issued by Mumbai Fire Brigade in the aftermath of the Hotel City Kinara fire.


An appeal from AHAR

Dear Esteemed Members,It has been noticed that many of

our members have not updated their contact details such as postal address, telephone, mobile, email address and other information pertaining to their

hotels & restaurants. This results in non delivery of our

publications and vital information sent by AHAR. Hence we request you to

kindly update your contact details at the earliest. Please email us at:

[email protected]

Tel. 022 24171818022 24173030

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Health & Eye check up, an AHAR CSR initiative

AHAR Zone -II VP Shri K. V. Shetty & team organised a Health Checkup & Eye Camp as part of the Corporate Social Responsibility on 13.10.2015 at Hotel Gold Coin, Tardeo.

AHAR Zone I VP Shri J. D. Shetty and team organised a Health checkup and Eye Camp as part of the Corporate Social Responsibility on 8.10.2015 at

Canara Lunch Home & Bar, Fort Mumbai.

AHAR Zone - VI Vice President

Shri Sunil Patil and team

organised a Health checkup and Eye Camp as part of the

Corporate Social Responsibility on 6.10.2015 at

Hotel Ratna, Bhandup.

AHAR Zone-IX VP Shri Sudhakar Shetty and team

organized a Health Checkup and Eye Camp as part of the

Corporate Social Responsibility on 29.9.2015 at

Hotel Sai Palace, Andheri.

AHAR Zone - VI Vice President Shri Sunil Patil and team organized a Health Checkup and Eye Camp as part of the Corporate Social Responsibility on 16.9.2015 at Hotel

Symphony Pride Celebration, Mulund.

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