IMC's Bold Move: Signage Revamp for Hotels and Restaurants
The Itanagar Municipal Corporation has mandated the removal of specific animal meats from trade licences and signboards of hotels and restaurants. This move, aimed at maintaining public decency and sensibility, requires business names to align with animal welfare norms, with a strict compliance deadline of 10 days.
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The Itanagar Municipal Corporation (IMC) has implemented a directive that compels hotels and restaurants to eliminate references to particular animal meats in their trade licences and signboards.
Citing concerns about public decency and sensitivities, the IMC stated that such naming practices were inappropriate and violated animal welfare norms.
The order, exercising authority under the Arunachal Pradesh Municipal Corporation Act, 2019, requires compliance within 10 days, with non-compliance facing potential legal consequences.
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