UK dancer sheds clothes during event in Faridabad

A hotel manager was today suspended by Haryana Tourism department and a complaint filed against the organisers of an event here after a British performer shed her clothes while dancing,baring her upper body.

A hotel manager was today suspended by Haryana Tourism department and a complaint filed against the organisers of an event here after a British performer shed her clothes while dancing,baring her upper body.

The incident occurred yesterday at Rajhans hotel in Surajkund during the International Tattoo Convention,officials said,adding that manager Rajeev Sabarwal was placed under suspension.

A complaint has been registered against the organisers of the three-day event that began yesterday,Surajkund police station SHO Jitesh Kumar said.

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