Yuvraj Singh Gets Notice From Goa Government For Putting Up Villa For Homestay
NDTV
The notice asks Yuvraj Singh why penal action should not be initiated against him for not registering the property under the Tourist Trade Act.
The Goa tourism department has issued a notice to cricketer Yuvraj Singh for allegedly putting up his villa at Morjim for homestay online without registering it with relevant authorities in the state, and called him for a hearing on December 8.
Registration of a homestay with the tourism department is mandated under the Goa Registration of Tourist Trade Act, 1982.
Deputy Director of Tourism Rajesh Kale, in the November 18 notice addressed to the cricketer-owned villa, 'Casa Singh', located at Morjim in North Goa, directed the allrounder to appear before him on December 8 at 11 am for personal hearing in the matter.
The notice asks the 40-year-old cricketer why penal action (a fine up to Rs one lakh) should not be initiated against him for not registering the property under the Tourist Trade Act.
