When the restaurant was raided, two out of four workers on the premises were found to be illegal.
The Raj on Bridge Street in Loddon, Norfolk, was raided in October by an immigration enforcement team as part of an "intelligence-led" operation.The Home Office has recommended the premises' licence be taken away, afterIt said: "Merely remedying the existing situation is insufficient to act as a deterrent to the licence holder from engaging in criminal activity."Whether by negligence or wilful blindness, illegal workers were engaged in activity on the premises.
During the investigation, the Home Office discovered that instead of paying his employees, Mr Uddin was giving them food, which the report to the council classed as "effectively modern-day slavery".He said: "The people arrested were not working at my restaurant and they were coming in for cleaning just for one or two hours, and that was when they raided."
The restaurant manager said he was working alongside his solicitor to "challenge" the review and the arrests. "We are an honest, hardworking, business and love serving the people of our town and will fight this unfair decision." Michelle Bartram, licensing officer at Norfolk Police said: "Norfolk Constabulary clearly supports the review of the premises licence by Immigration Office and acknowledges that the employing of illegal workers is a serious offence."
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