80 people hospitalised after eating food at a wedding in Nagpur (Representational)

　　Nagpur: In a case of food poisoning, at least 80 persons were hospitalised as they fell ill after eating food served during a wedding ceremony at a resort on the outskirts of Nagpur city in Maharashtra, police said today.

　　The incident took place on December 10, following which the businessman father of the bridegroom lodged a complaint against the resort management alleging that the food served during the function was stale and emitted a foul smell, the police said.

　　The complainant, Kailash Batra, had booked the Rajasthani village-themed resort located on Amravati Road in Nagpur for two days - on December 9 and 10 - for the wedding of his son and the reception ceremony, an official of Kamleshwar police station, where the complaint was lodged, said

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　　"Around midnight, at least 80 guests started vomiting and complained of nausea. They were admitted to a hospital," he said.

　　Superintendent of Police (SP) Harssh Poddar said the officials of Kalmeshwar police station have been directed to record the statements of the hospitalised persons and collect their medical reports based on which a case would be registered against the resort management.

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　　According to police, some of the victims are still undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Wardhaman Nagar area of Nagpur.