Mumbai: Shockingly it was found that around 74 women were forced to dance in the bar at Bengaluru’s Domlur, this comes after Central Crime Branch (CCB) raided the bar and arrested 53 people, including two managers and a cashier.
On Friday, the officers of the CCB raid at the Chef Regency Inn in Domlur. They allegedly recovered 1.04 lakh cash and saved 74 women, who were hired illegally by the management. Women were allegedly used to entertain customers who visited the bar.
Customers were allegedly allowed to shower the women with money, and even dance with them if they paid more.
“The accused appointed women to entertain the customers coming in the bar. Customers were allowed to rush money while dancing to them. Those who paid more, they were allowed to dance with them, “a senior police officer told The Hindu.
The main accused have been identified as Dinesh P (42), Dinesh Kumar (41), Riyazuddin (52), Prakash Dutt Joshi (23), and Hegya Raj Joshi (23).
The operation had been carried out under the direction of Joint Police Commissioner B Ravikanthe Gowda.
According to the reports, women, some of which were local while others were from other states, were in greed with the promise of good jobs and were forced to dance to attract more customers for the establishment.
The raids were conducted under the campaign run by the police commissioner Alok Kumar, who are working on the city’s restaurants and pubs, who are trying to circumvent the law. They had special orders that action should be taken against illegal activities, including gambling, dance bars and illegal chit funds.
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