Miscreants who put cockroach into Indira Canteen food caught on CCTV cam

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October 23, 2017

Bengaluru, Oct 23: Are opposition parties using cockroach and other insects as weapons to defame Chief Minister Siddaramaiah-led Karnataka government's favourite project, Indira Canteen? A CCTV camera has captured the scene of a few miscreants apparently putting insects into the food before creating ruckus at an Indira Canteen located in Gottigere area of the Bengaluru city.

The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has filed complaint at jurisdictional Kamakshipalya police station against four youths in connection with the viral video in which the presence of cockroach and insects in food at Indira Canteen was shown.

In a video that surfaced a couple of days ago on Facebook, a cockroach and what appears to be a fly were seen in the food served at the canteen. The incident took place on October 20 at around 9 a.m. The video was first posted by Hemanth Kumar on ‘Fight for Right’ Facebook page at around 7.15am on October 21. The social media cell of BJP widely circulated the media. The 1:38 minutes clip went viral on WhatsApp groups too.

The entire episode was shot in mobile cameras. A man in khaki and another who is walking out of the canteen with anger is seen claiming in the video that “Food served is stale and unhygienic. Cockroach and other insects were found in the food.” Another man sporting blue shirt is heard saying, “Instead of serving food with cockroaches and insects, it is better they close down.”

However, CCTV footages clearly indicated that the group had put something in the plate before raising a hue and cry saying they had found a cockroach, said BBMP Mayor R. Sampath Raj.

“It seems to be a deliberate attempt to defame the canteen. We have submitted the footage to the cybercrime police as well so that they determine the facts. But we are ready for any probe,” he said.

Based on the complaint, the Kamakshipalya police have filed an FIR under Section 504 of the Indian Penal Code for intentional insult to provoke breach of peace, among other Sections, said a senior officer.

All the four accused are suspected to be the activists of a political party. Brijesh Kalappa, an advocate in the Supreme Court, Legal Advisor to the Government of Karnataka, in his Facebook post has called the miscreants as members of a self proclaimed ‘nationalist’ party.

Indira Canteens are a chain of government-run canteens that provide food at subsidised costs, to cover a large area in Bengaluru. Siddaramaiah government is planning to expand to all taluks in Karnataka. The government also prides itself in the quality of food and hygiene of the kitchens as well.

Also Read: Two miscreants who put cockroach in food at Indira Canteen arrested

Comments

Suresh
 - 
Monday, 23 Oct 2017

Keep opening more outlets..

Haq
 - 
Monday, 23 Oct 2017

Why so much Hatred? Hatred will harm yourself .... dont bow down to your cheddi leaders who ask you to do evil acts ... Try to use your intellect and be a healthy person to save a blissful society.

 

Rahul
 - 
Monday, 23 Oct 2017

It exposed saffron mentality. Saffrons dont want to serve people by doing good works. They wanted political power for looting

Hari
 - 
Monday, 23 Oct 2017

Shameless creatures.. They can also use the food for cheaper price still they wanted to defame 

Ganesh
 - 
Monday, 23 Oct 2017

Brainless cheddi tricks wont work here.

Kumar
 - 
Monday, 23 Oct 2017

Try some new tricks.. this one too old.

Althaf
 - 
Monday, 23 Oct 2017

Chaddigala plan fail.. Burnal bhagya.!! Poor souls

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