It all started when a customer posted a picture on a private food group on Facebook of what some termed to be a 'claw' found in the dhaba's chicken paratha.
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The post sparked intense discussions on social media, and even led to a news channel proclaiming the dhaba was using rat meat in its food. The media channel went as far as to claim that the part being served was a rat's claw -- an allegation that was clearly unsubstantiated since the meat was not tested by a lab.
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Obviously disturbed by all the furor, Chai Wala's owner also took to social media to explain their side of the story, clarifying that people were trying to tarnish their name and there was no evidence that the claw was found from inside their paratha.
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The owner also gave an open invitation for anyone to visit their kitchen and see their hygiene and safety standards for themselves.
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The woman who had initially posted the picture then commented back that she had never claimed it to be a rat's claw and that the media had exaggerated her initial post.
Chai Wala has yet to respond to this post. What do you guys think?
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