US EditionRameshwaram Cafe Owners, Executive Booked over Worm in Food at Bengaluru Airport Outlet
Owners and executive face charges including food adulteration after a customer found a superworm in Pongal at Bengaluru airport cafe, police confirmed.
- After a complaint to Bangalore International Airport Limited police, Rameshwaram Cafe owners Divya Raghavendra Rao and Raghavendra Rao and senior executive Sumanth Lakshminarayana were booked, with a case registered under Sections 61, 123, 217, 228, 229, 274 and 275 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
- On July 24, Naresh bought Pongal at Terminal 1, Kempegowda International Airport, spotted a 'superworm' and alerted staff who offered a replacement he declined.
- Videos and photographs of the meal spread online, and the passenger departed for Guwahati on the 8.45 am flight after the incident.
- BIAL police issued notices to all three cafe representatives to appear Monday for questioning and said they are investigating the matter.
- Naresh alleged Rameshwaram Cafe representatives tried to defame him after July 24 and said media reports claimed Lakshminarayana alleged he demanded Rs 25 lakh, harming his reputation.
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