Parties that can be enjoyed by people of all age groups, from children to elderly, will be permitted in hotels here on the new year's eve, police said.
After holding a meeting with representatives of hotels here, police said new year parties should be concluded by 12.30 AM in order to facilitate the safe journey of party-goers back home by 1 AM.
According to a tough compliance list for party hosts, there will be police presence at the parties and events will be monitored through CCTV cameras.
Tough measures have been taken to curb drug consumption and music accompanied by obscenity during the New Year parties, they added.
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