Assamese shopkeeper, 2 others assaulted after row over spicy noodles in Bengaluru

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Three people working at a fast-food shop near Bengaluru's Electronic City were allegedly assaulted by a group of men over a dispute about spicy noodles.

Three people working at a fast-food shop near Bengaluru's Electronic City were allegedly assaulted by a group of men over a dispute about spicy noodles.

The incident took place on the night of October 29 in Doddathoguru. The victims, identified as Deepak Thapa, Hema and Lakshmi Lama, are natives of Assam.

The accused — Nagaraj, Chandru and Devaraj — allegedly picked a fight with the shop staff over the noodles being too spicy. The men were allegedly under the influence of alcohol when the argument broke out.

The dispute soon escalated into violence. The accused pushed the three victims to the ground, kicked them and repeatedly assaulted them.

A young man who tried to intervene and rescue the victims was also chased and attacked.

The incident was captured on mobile phones by locals. A video recorded by a bystander shows a group of men punching and kicking a victim as he lies on the ground.

When police arrived at the scene, the woman shopkeeper showed them the injuries she and one of the other victims had sustained.

A case has been registered at the Electronic City Police Station, and further investigation is underway.- Ends

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