Shocking Incident Involving Fruit Seller in Maharashtra
A disturbing incident involving a fruit seller named Ali Khan has emerged from Dombivali, located in the Thane district of Maharashtra. The incident, which has caused public outrage, was captured on video and has since gone viral across various social media platforms. In the video, Khan is seen urinating into a plastic bag and then placing the bag near the fruits he sells, all while failing to wash his hands. This heinous act has sparked considerable backlash from the local community and authorities.
Reaction and Arrest
Following the widespread circulation of the video, local police swiftly apprehended Ali Khan. The arrest was confirmed by an officer from the Manpada police station, who stated that Khan was being charged under multiple sections of the Indian Penal Code. The video was recorded in the Nilje area, where community members are deeply hurt and angered by Khan’s conduct.
Community Response and Protests
In response to this incident, various Hindu organizations took to the streets of Dombivali to express their outrage. They argued that Khan’s actions were not accidental but a deliberate attempt to disrespect public hygiene and safety. The activists have gone as far as vandalizing several fruit carts in the area, throwing fruits and vegetables onto the ground in protest. The tension has escalated in the locality, prompting police to urge residents to maintain peace while they continue their investigations into the matter.
Similar Recent Incidents
This troubling event is not an isolated case. Just days prior, authorities in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, uncovered another shocking incident involving a juice vendor who was mixing urine into the beverages he sold. The shopkeeper, along with his 15-year-old son, was arrested after a complaint revealed his disturbing practice, with police recovering a container filled with urine from the shop.
Call for Accountability
Both incidents have raised significant concerns regarding public safety and the hygiene standards maintained by food vendors. Local communities are calling for stricter regulations and enforcement to ensure that such breaches of trust and health do not occur again. There is a growing demand for accountability not only for those directly involved but also from regulatory bodies responsible for overseeing food safety in public markets.
