9 months ago
Rameshwaram Cafe Owners Booked for Contaminated Food
A man named Nikhil N was eating at Rameshwaram Cafe in an airport when he found a worm in his food.
He told the staff, but they said they would give him new food.
He didn't take it because he had to catch his flight.
Later, he found out that the cafe said he tried to extort money from them, which he denied.
He said he was on his flight when this supposed extortion happened.
The police checked and found no proof that Nikhil did anything wrong.
So, Nikhil filed a complaint against the cafe for serving bad food and for lying about the extortion.
The police then booked the cafe owners and a manager for these issues.
A customer found a worm in his food at Rameshwaram Cafe in Kempegowda International Airport.
The cafe's representative filed a complaint accusing the customer of extortion, which the customer denied.
Police found no evidence of extortion by the customer and registered an FIR against the cafe owners and a senior executive.
The FIR includes charges related to criminal conspiracy, misleading a public servant, fabricating evidence, and adulteration of food.
The customer requested CCTV footage, flight details, and call records to support his counter-complaint.
- Who
- Nikhil N, a customer, and the owners and a senior representative of Rameshwaram Cafe
- What
- A customer found a worm in his food and alleged a false extortion case was filed against him
- Where
- Kempegowda International Airport, Terminal 1, Bengaluru
- When
- The incident occurred on July 24, 2025, and the FIR was registered on November 29, 2025
- Why
- The customer alleged contaminated food was served and a false extortion case was filed against him
Key facts
- Complainant
- Nikhil N
- Date of Incident
- July 24, 2025
- Location
- Kempegowda International Airport, Terminal 1
- Food Ordered
- Ven Pongal and filter coffee
- Accused Parties
- Raghavendra Rao, Divya Raghavendra Rao, Sumanth Lakshminarayan
- Charges Filed
- Criminal conspiracy, misleading a public servant, fabricating evidence, adulteration or sale of noxious food
- Date of FIR
- November 29, 2025



