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Family Finds Chicken Pieces In Veg Biryani Served At Bengaluru Airport Restaurant, Heated Argument With Restaurant Staff Goes Viral - WATCH

A family travelling through Bengaluru airport was left shocked after allegedly finding pieces of chicken in a vegetarian biryani they had ordered from a restaurant at Terminal 1. The discovery sparked a heated exchange with the restaurant staff, with the family seeking an explanation from the manager and chef over the alleged food mix-up. The incident came to light after Piyush Agrawal, a user on…

A family traveling through Bengaluru airport was shocked to find pieces of chicken in a vegetarian biryani they ordered from a restaurant at Terminal 1. The discovery led to a heated argument with the restaurant staff, as the family sought an explanation from the manager and chef. Piyush Agrawal, a witness, shared videos and details of the incident on X (formerly Twitter).

According to Agrawal, the family had ordered vegetarian biryani, but upon eating, they noticed chicken pieces in the dish. The family is strictly vegetarian and even children unknowingly consumed the non-vegetarian food. The situation escalated as the family confronted the restaurant employees, demanding the manager be called to address the issue.

Eventually, the restaurant manager and chef arrived on the scene, but the argument continued, with the family seeking accountability and an explanation. Agrawal's post claimed the family followed a vegetarian diet strictly, and the children consumed the food unaware of the chicken. The restaurant's manager and chef reportedly admitted to the error, and the family retained the bill and other evidence.

They requested FSSAI, Bengaluru airport authorities, and other relevant officials to investigate the incident and examine CCTV recordings and order details to determine how the mix-up occurred.

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