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Home » Visitors can carry food items to multiplexes: Maha Govt

Published On : Fri, Jul 13th, 2018

By Nagpur Today

Visitors can carry food items to multiplexes: Maha Govt

Nagpur : Following strict directives from the Mumbai High Court on prices of food items at multiplexes, the State government announced that multiplexes couldn’t prohibit visitors from bringing their own food items and water.

Minister of State Ravindra Chavan informed the State Council on Thursday that action would be taken against the multiplexes, which didn’t allow visitors to bring their own food items and water.