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Home / India / Onion In Food Kanwariyas Vandalise Dhaba In Up

Onion in food, kanwariyas vandalise dhaba in UP

No case has been registered and the kanwariyas continued their yatra later: Police
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Muzaffarnagar, Updated At : 09:23 PM Jul 08, 2025 IST
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A group of kanwariyas vandalised a dhaba after they were allegedly served onion in their food, police said on Tuesday.

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Superintendent of Police Satyanarayan Prajapat said that police rushed to the spot to pacify the kanwariyas. No case has been registered in the matter and the kanwariyas continued their yatra later.

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The incident occurred on Monday night on the Delhi-Haridwar national highway near Falauda bypass under the Purkazi police station.

Furious over being served onion in their dinner, around 20 kanwariyas broke some furniture at the dhaba, police said.

Police said they have not received any complaint in the matter so no case has been lodged.

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