HP High Court Grants Permission for High-End Café in Shimla’s Town Hall
Shimla (Himachal Pradesh) [India], January 9 (Diary Times): The Himachal Pradesh High Court has removed the ban on the high-end café situated in the historic Town Hall of Shimla, allowing it to reopen. The café, which is operated by the Municipal Corporation, will now resume its services. This decision was made during a hearing today before the division bench of Justice Tarlok Singh Chauhan and Justice Rakesh Kaithla.
As per reports, the petitioner withdrew their petition, which led the court to approve the reopening of the café. Advocate General Anup Ratna informed the court that nearly Rs 8 crore was invested in the renovation of the Town Hall. Following this, the previous government had submitted a proposal to establish a high-end café within the building, as directed by the High Court.
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