Hyderabad, Dec 25 (Hydnow): Cyberabad CP Avinash Mohanty reacted to the uproar over the “Sunburn” event organized in the city during the New Year celebration for which permission was not given.
He said that the application was made to organize the event. Organizers are ready to organize this event near Hi-Tech City in Madhapur. Mohanty disclosed that this was not a celebration like sunburn in other cities, hence the permission was denied.
On the other hand, selling tickets online has become a topic of discussion even though Cyberabad Police has not permitted for the event. It is reported that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy expressed his anger on this matter.
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It is learned that in the meeting of Collectors and SPs, held on Sunday, the Chief Minister asked who gave the permission for the event and how the online bookings were started. Immediately, Cyberabad police officials summoned the organizers of the event and representatives who booked the show and reprimanded them. It seems that legal action will be taken if you cross the limit, he warned. (Hydnow)
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