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Surat (Gujarat) – Bajrang Dal activists attacked and vandalised a restaurant in the Ring Road area in Surat, which organised a Pakistani food festival. They set the banner on fire that advertised the Pakistani food festival. The food festival was organised by the ‘Taste of India’ restaurant from 12th to 22nd December. The Pakistani food festival was also organised as a part of this food festival. The restaurant accepted their mistake, said the senior leader of Bajrang Dal.
#BajrangDal sets fire to ‘Pakistani food fest’ banner in #Surat amid chants of ‘Jai Shri Ram’.https://t.co/x6cS9ORizh
— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) December 14, 2021
- Gujarat Bajrang Dal President Deviprasad Dubey said we will not allow restaurants to organise such a festival. No such festival will be tolerated.
- Sandeep Dawar of ‘Sugar N Spice Restaurants’, which operates ‘Taste of India,’ said they will strike out the word ‘Pakistani’ from the food festival as it hurts the sentiments of some people. No case has been registered in this matter.
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