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The Hindu
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Swathi Nair

Bengaluru’s 24x7 eateries to help shift workers and drive revenue

The Bruhat Bangalore Hotel Association (BBHA) has formally urged the state government to grant permission for round-the-clock restaurant operations, highlighting manifold benefits for the industry.

In a letter addressed to Home Minister Dr G Parmeshwara, the BBHA emphasised the significance of extended operating hours. The association, responsible for overseeing various establishments including hotels, restaurants, bakeries, sweet shops and ice cream parlours, firmly asserts the advantages of this initiative. Strengthening their plea, the BBHA recently met with the newly-appointed police commissioner, B Dayananda, on June 9, further reinforcing their request.

The President of the BBHA, PC Rao, said, “We made the same request last year, but now that we have a new government and a new police commissioner, so we are hopeful things will work out this time.” Rao’s hopeful outlook stems from the recent change in government and the appointment of a new police commissioner, instilling confidence that their plea will be successful this time.

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