Mangaluru, Oct 12, 2017 : The Karnataka High Court has directed the Mangaluru City Corporation to serve notices to the massage parlour owners afresh, hear their grievances and then initiate action if necessary.
The Court issued the above directive while disposing off an application filed by owners of six massage parlours in Mangaluru questioning the MCC action of cancelling their licences on the grounds that illegal activities were behind undertaken there.
The case came up before the single judge bench on October 11, Wednesday. Pointing out to the MCC contention that women were massaging men in some of the raided massage parlours, the Court questioned if there was any specific law which bans such an act.
"Legal action should be taken only after verifying that illegal activities were underway. The mere reason that women provide treatment to men at the Ayurveda treatment centres, does not mean illegal activities are underway. The centres have experienced Ayurveda therapists," contended advocate for the petitioners Rajaram Sooryambail.
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Zameer S Anwar, Suralpady | Fri, October-13-2017, 12:37 |
The MCC had raided many massage centers in the city but still there a fixing with the department and other officials bur going on . Now the court has issued the notices to them. |