Iconic Khan Chacha Restaurant’s License Cancelled

Indian Businessman Navneet Kalra informed the Delhi High Court that the licenses of his restaurants Khan Chacha and Town Hall have been canceled.

Appearing for Kalra in the High Court, Advocate Gurinder Pal Singh told Justice Rekha Palli that on July 23 the licensing unit canceled the licenses of both the Khan Chacha and Town Hall restaurants. The Court granted liberty to the petitioner to take other legal remedies for his grievances.

The Court was hearing Karla plea challenging the show cause notice issued to him by Joint Commissioner of Police, Licensing Unit, Delhi for suspending the restaurant Khan Chacha and Town Hall till the final outcome of the said notice.

Kalra has challenged the Order cum Show Cause Notice bearing dated May 11, 2021.

By the Order Cum Show Cause Notices, the license granted to the petitioner for running the restaurant “Khan Chacha” and Town Hall was suspended till the final outcome of the said notice and the petitioner was called upon to show cause within 15 days from the date of the receipt of the notice “as to why your registration certificate should not be canceled for the above said acts of omission and commission”.

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