Nagpur: With the clubbing culture developing in Nagpur, the brawls, too, unfortunately have increased. Various incidents reported in the city led to Nagpur Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar making stringent guidelines for clubs, bars and restaurants.
However, it seems like the rules were not clear to everyone. According to eyewitnesses, Hotelier Prince Tuli created a ruckus in 1901, located in CP Club on Saturday. Tuli entered the club at 1:25 am during 1901’s closing time. Being a non-member and wearing shorts, he was denied entry at the club. When asked to leave, he started harassing the staff and manhandled Manager Jayant Bijwar.
Bijwar’s shirt was torn by the hotelier. The videos of him creating a ruckus went viral on social media. He had reportedly also got into a fight with another member in the parking lot.
1901 has lately become a famous spot for Nagpurians to hangout on weekends. With DJ night, the place attracts mainly youngsters and as per sources, even though entry for people below the age of 18 is not allowed, minors often make their way inside the premises.
The CP club committee went ahead and filed a complaint against Tuli and also put a lifetime ban on him from entering the club premises. The Sadar police station registered a case under various sections including assault, abuse and forcible entry.
On the directions of CP Amitesh Kumar, two teams of Sadar Police are on the lookout for Tuli who is reportedly absconding.
Who is Prince Tuli?
Son of Bacchitar Singh Tuli and late Harinder Kaur Tuli, Prince owns Tuli Hotels Pvt Ltd. Tuli got married to former Miss World and actress Yukta Mookhey in 2008, however parted ways in 2014.
Mookhey had lodged an FIR against her husband Prince Tuli for alleged domestic violence in 2013. She had alleged that she had often been beaten up and troubled by her husband Prince Tuli.
