Can I legally serve hookah in my restaurant in Ghaziabad? Where can I get a licence to open a hookah lounge in the city?

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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

Can I legally serve hookah in my restaurant in Ghaziabad? Where can I get a licence to open a hookah lounge in the city?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Serving hookah in your restaurant in Ghaziabad is currently illegal. The Uttar Pradesh government has banned hookah parlours and smoking shisha in public places, including restaurants. There are no specific licenses available for opening hookah lounges in Ghaziabad.

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