Mumbai authorities suspend operating licences of multiple sports clubs as part of a food crackdown, according to reports. NDTV says the action includes the suspension of the business operating licence of MIG Cricket Club in Bandra East. It also reports that Goregaon Sports Club is among the affected clubs. The same coverage states that five cricket clubs, as a group, have their operating licences removed as part of the enforcement drive. The reported reason is linked to compliance issues related to food-related operations at these clubs, prompting licence action rather than a singular closure. The reports do not specify individual charges in the available text, nor do they detail whether any club members are directly implicated or whether the licences can be restored after remediation. The enforcement appears to target clubs running food services or food-related functions, using licence suspension as the regulatory response.