Keya Delhi refuses entry to disabled in their restaurant

[Sushubh]

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This apparently has already exploded. I find it hard to believe people are so stupid in 2015. I mean you are in the center of the national capital in the times of social media and you do this?

 

[ishaan]

They have rights of admission which is reserved.

It's their will, it's not a public property

 

[ishaan]

I wonder if a beggar after winning a lottery comes to party in same filthy clothes and they refuse to admission will anybody listen to the plight of the beggar on social media or not?

Don't judge me I am just wondering

 

[yepp]

thats a weird policy , couldn't understand the logic behind it

if their care taker is with them or they could take care of themselves how does it affect the restaurant

 

[Sushubh]

i understand that any business establishment reserves the right to refuse service to anybody they like. but for a public facing restaurant in a popular delhi mall, this is just asking for trouble. after the recent cases where an ice cream chain was blasted for only accepting non-indian guests and other similar incidents... you are just asking for trouble. the furor on the social media would probably hurt you enough that you would probably need to either rebrand or shut down your business. that's how it is these days.

 

[Sushubh]

I wonder if a beggar after winning a lottery comes to party in same filthy clothes and they refuse to admission

heh. i was refused entry in B-Bar in select city walk because i was wearing floaters. the dress policy said i need to wear proper shoes. or maybe the bouncer at entry was nice enough to notice that we were pretty drunk and had no idea what we were actually doing at that time. it was good that they stopped because we (me and my friend) had no idea where we were going (it is the indian edition of buddha bar which appears to be a very high end pub/restaurant?). a simple dinner there would probably have costed us more than a few thousand of rupees! and we were drunk enough to stay there for a proper dinner.

 

[ishaan]

i understand that any business establishment reserves the right to refuse service to anybody they like. but for a public facing restaurant in a popular delhi mall, this is just asking for trouble. after the recent cases where an ice cream chain was blasted for only accepting non-indian guests and other similar incidents... you are just asking for trouble. the furor on the social media would probably hurt you enough that you would probably need to either rebrand or shut down your business. that's how it is these days.

They will be shutting it down anyways if they allowed disabled people inside as most of the guests may complain or stop visiting. People having fun do not like images of cruelty of life

Also differently abled people are sort of different in their needs and all and will need special attention to cater their needs or demands, main guests will object to the quality of services if let down due to this

 

[Sushubh]

so you are saying that any restaurant that does allow entry of disabled people would need to shut down because it kills their business with abled people? :wondering:

 

[Sushubh]

The shit has begun. NDTV has picked up the story.

Activist Alleges He Was Denied Entry Into Delhi Restaurant as He Was Differently-Abled

 

[Sushubh]

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