Veg Biryani Bone Scandal in Gorakhpur: CCTV Reveals Startling Truth Behind Viral Outrage

In the era of viral news and social media sensations, sometimes what you see is not what it seems. A recent incident at a popular restaurant in Gorakhpur, “Biryani Bay,” is the latest example of a headline-grabbing controversy that took an unexpected turn—all thanks to a surveillance camera.

The “Bone in Veg Biryani” Outrage

It all began when a group of 12–13 people visited the restaurant at Shastri Chowk. As orders were brought out—some non-veg, some veg—a commotion suddenly erupted. One young man yelled, “There’s a bone in my veg biryani!” Quickly, outrage spread among the group. Accusations flew: “You’re playing with our faith during the sacred month of Sawan!” Complaints over cleanliness and management soon followed.

The video of this heated outburst quickly went viral, drawing sympathetic comments, religious outrage, and an online boycott campaign against the restaurant.

The Manager’s Response: Checking the Evidence

The restaurant manager, Ravi Singh, was taken aback by the uproar and accusations. Rather than backing down, he called the police and confidently suggested reviewing the CCTV footage for the honest truth.

What unfolded next stunned everyone.

The Real Story: CCTV Catches the Trick

Security camera recordings showed that a member of the group who had ordered a non-veg meal secretly took a bone from his own plate and placed it in his friend’s supposedly vegetarian thali. Moments later, the same friend created a scene, waving the bone and shouting religious and hygiene violations.

As soon as this footage came out, the narrative flipped. The very people who had accused the restaurant were now facing criticism and potential legal action for defamation and creating public unrest.

Faith, Outrage, and the Price of Deceit

The case sparked bigger questions:

Was this really a matter of religious sentiment being hurt, or just a clever way to dodge the restaurant bill?
How easily can public faith be manipulated?
Should false accusers be punished to set an example in the age of viral misinformation?

The Fallout

Restaurant manager Ravi Singh has now filed a formal police complaint, pushing for legal action against those who tried to malign the restaurant’s name and exploit community faith for personal gain.

The viral incident has sparked debate online: Some believe the culprits should face harsh penalties as a lesson, while others see it as a cautionary tale about trusting social media outrage without facts.