<p>One would think that the people, who were quarantined, would be kept under observation and that they would maintain social distancing but what happened at a quarantine centre in Uttar Pradesh's Ayodhya district, about 150 kilometres from here, was exactly the opposite.</p>.<p>According to the reports a 'booze party' was organised at the quarantine centre at the government primary school at Chaudharipur village in the district and the quarantined people were treated to chicken and liquor.</p>.<p>The party would have gone unnoticed but for a drunken brawl among the quarantined people. The village 'chowkidar', who witnessed the brawl, informed the cops about the same.</p>.<p>Though the party had taken place a few days back, the district authorities kept the matter to themselves pending an investigation. </p>.<p>The district officials said on Friday said that the village 'pradhan' (panchayat chief) had thrown a party at the quarantine centre, where liquor had been served.</p>.<p>A case was registered in this regard, police sources said.</p>.<p>Earlier also a more or less similar incident had been reported from Etah district in the state, where a beer party was organised inside the isolation ward at the district hospital. Two employees of the hospital were suspended following the incident.</p>
<p>One would think that the people, who were quarantined, would be kept under observation and that they would maintain social distancing but what happened at a quarantine centre in Uttar Pradesh's Ayodhya district, about 150 kilometres from here, was exactly the opposite.</p>.<p>According to the reports a 'booze party' was organised at the quarantine centre at the government primary school at Chaudharipur village in the district and the quarantined people were treated to chicken and liquor.</p>.<p>The party would have gone unnoticed but for a drunken brawl among the quarantined people. The village 'chowkidar', who witnessed the brawl, informed the cops about the same.</p>.<p>Though the party had taken place a few days back, the district authorities kept the matter to themselves pending an investigation. </p>.<p>The district officials said on Friday said that the village 'pradhan' (panchayat chief) had thrown a party at the quarantine centre, where liquor had been served.</p>.<p>A case was registered in this regard, police sources said.</p>.<p>Earlier also a more or less similar incident had been reported from Etah district in the state, where a beer party was organised inside the isolation ward at the district hospital. Two employees of the hospital were suspended following the incident.</p>
