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Vol-III
Issue - 8
November 2015
RNI Regn. No. MAHENG/2013/60096
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Pages 8
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Every Hotelier must make their establishment
Fire Compliant - Shri Adarsh Shetty
Forever News reporter
Welcome Address by the host
Vice President, Zone-X
Shri Shri Anil Salian
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 heartwrenching 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 all the members in the matters
air-conditioned room and the fire 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.
Proceedings
Address by the President
The President Shri Adarsh Shetty
began the meeting and requested
spreads even faster.
Host Vice President Zone V
Hence,
the
members
are Shri Anil Salian to welcome the
requested to take adequate gathering.
precautions to make their Eating
Welcome Address by the host
House fire retardant and make their Vice President
establishments fire compliant by
Host Vice President, Zone-X,
periodical fire audit.
Shri Anil Salian welcomed all
Looking forward to support from 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.
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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 same
Proposed by Shri Prabhakar Shetty
Seconded by Shri Shivaji Shetty
Approval 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 Shetty
Seconded by Shri K. K. Mahale
The 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 Shetty
Seconded by Shri Guruprasad Shetty
The 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
Shri
Gaurang Shah
Seconded by Shri
Shivaji Shetty
Declaring the 36th AGM
Committee
Catering
Registration
Liquor & Barrel
Felicitation
Stage Management
Security
Lucky Dip
Stalls
Seminar/Events
Media
November 2015
Chairman
Shri Samith Arasa
Shri Sunil M Saigal
Shri Vijaykumar Shetty
Shri Shailendra Shetty
Shri Santosh R Shetty
Shri Prabhakar Shetty
Shri Shrinivas Shetty
Shri Mahesh shetty
Shri Bhaskar Shetty
Shri Adarsh Shetty
Committee
Shri 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 month
Addressing 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
Vice Chairman
Shri Vilas Jhaveri
Shri Nitin B Pawar
Shri Mohan Shetty
Shri Nitin R Shetty
Shri Shivaji Shetty
Shri Satish R Shetty
Shri Prasad M Shetty
Shri Sukesh Shetty
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
2
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
fire safety compliance and display
the board to that
ELECTION PROGRAMME
effect in their
1
Last date for receipt of Nominations
30.11.2015 up to 5.00 p.m
establishment.
2
Date of publication of the List of Nominations
30.11.2015
received.
He also advised
3
Date of scrutiny of Nominations.
30.11.2015
the
members
4
Date of publication of List of Valid Nominations.
30.11.2015
to get the fire
5
Date by which Candidature may be withdrawn.
04.12.2015 up to 5.00 p.m.
and
electrical
6
Date of publication of Final List of Candidates.
04.12.2015
installations
7
Date of Election.
10.12.2015
8
Date of counting Votes.
10.12.2015
duly
audited
9
Date of Declaration of Results of Voting.
16.12.2015 in the AGM
periodically.
• The Ministry
of Finance, Central Government Returning Officer to conduct the owners to contribute their might
had
invited
suggestions, Managing Committee election for and support the Association in the
objections in Direct and Indirect the year 2015-2016 announced legal fight.
Shri
Niranjan
Shetty
Taxes for the ensuing Budget the election schedule (See box).
Adv D. K. Shetty briefed about Chairman-MCGM Committee
from our Association. We had
After the City Kinara fire
submitted our suggestions and the regular mistakes committed
while filling the nominations incident, we are constantly in
objections as an Association.
• We have been invited by the and cautioned against them. touch with Chief Minister’s office
Sales Tax commissioner for a He sought the support of every and were able to meet him and
workshop on GST on 28.10.205. member to conduct an impartial convince him about our genuine
grievances. The CM was kind
Our delegation attended the same and transparent election.
enough to instruct the Municipal
Letters of appreciation
and have given their inputs.
The Hon. Gen. Secretary read out Commissioner to speak to our
• Our delegation was also invited
by the Municipal Commissioner the appreciation letter to AHAR delegation. The Meeting with
Shri Ajoy Mehta and delegation and respective Vice Presidents for Municipal Commissioner was very
briefed him about the action of the support and co-operation in positive and has taken the heat off
and tension from the minds of
MCGM, following the Kurla fire, solving their grievances.
1. Asha Bar & Restaurant, Hoteliers and Restaurateurs.
overstepping their authority. The
Shri K. K. Mahale – Chairman Municipal Commissioner directed Prabhadevi, Mumbai
2.
Mayur Restaurant & Bar, Hawker action Committee.
AHAR to make all their member
We have got a very important
Restaurants fire safety norm Sion, Mumbai
3.
Kamath Yatri Nivas [P] Bombay High Court judgment on
compliant and display a board
23.10.2015 instructing the MCGM
to that effect. He also agreed to Limited.
4. Mallika Bar & Restaurant, to evict the illegal food hawkers
our suggestion of simplifying
within two months.
licensing conditions, to do away Asalpha, Ghatkopar
Felicitation to Shri Gopal
Advisors Speech
with the duplication of licenses
Shri Narayana M Alva said that Shetty, MP
etc. He requested AHAR to submit
On the occasion, Shri Gopal
the same in a booklet. We have he will file WP against MCGM
formed a committee for the for breaking a Counter at his Shetty, MP was honored for his
purpose and will be submitting our Restaurant. He also advised other support to the Hotel & Restaurant
observations,
recommendation Restaurateurs to file case against Industry.
Replying to the felicitation, Shri
MCGM in case of any excess
etc. soon.
• In case of any excessive committed by MCGM officials Gopal Shetty said that he will help
measures taken by the MCGM during recent drive after City the Association is getting the piped
gas connection from MGL which is
after the City Kinara Hotel Kinara Hotel incident.
Presentation
by
Sub very safe and will not lead to any
incident of breaking, dismantling,
accident. The instruction of the
sealing of licenced Restaurants, Committee Chairmen
Municipal Commissioner, which
Shri Bharat Thakur he advised them to file Petition
is very positive to the industry,
Chairman-Performance Bar
against the authorities. He further
We have got a stay on section should be percolated to the ward
said AHAR will provide them with
33A by Supreme Court, which also level. We will also speak to the Gas
all logistic support.
• The President appreciated the directed the State Government to Companies regarding the number
efforts and support of Shri Niranjan renew the PL of the Performance / of Gas Cylinders permitted /
Shetty, AHAR- MCGM Committee Dance Bar. Due to urgency we have (Continued on page 4)
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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:
November 2015
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.
Condolence
The 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.
Felicitation
On 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 & Carry
2.
Pet Pooja
3.
VKL
4.
Ruchi soya
5.
Foody Amma
6.
Investaac Insurance
Brokers
7.
Saur Engineer & Cons
8.
Reliable Business
Solutions
9.
Proptiger
10.
Strawberry POS.
11.
12.
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Realty Automation
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 Thanks
The 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
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Distilleries for liquor support and
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Supreme Court Allows Dance Bars To Reopen In Mumbai
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.
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
representing
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.
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Hotel City Kinara fire incident an eye opener
MUMBAI: 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 BMCrun 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.
BMC action on Restaurants
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.
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
Shri Gopal Shetty, MP felicitated
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.
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.
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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 - 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.
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.
An appeal from
AHAR
Dear Esteemed Members,
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.
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our members have not updated their
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telephone, mobile, email address and
other information pertaining to their
hotels & restaurants.
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Quantity restrictions may apply. Freebies are subject to change without notice”. Limited period offer. The offers are valid for the quality/grade of the products available at METRO. Comparative prices, subject to change without notice. For registered business customers only
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Terms & Conditions:
• Offer can be redeemed only on production of this voucher at the METRO store • Offer is valid & applicable only to registered business customers of
METRO Cash & Carry India Pvt. Ltd. • Existing METRO customers are eligible for the offer on minimum SPAT of `5,000 • New METRO customers are eligible
members
for the offer on minimum SPAT of `1,000 • Offer valid on single purchase only till June 30th 2015 • In case of any dispute the decision of METRO shall be
final and binding on the parties • All disputes are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts in Bengaluru.
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