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Rat in dosa, Rs 25L demand: How complaint against Mumbai hotel took an extortion turn

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What happened

A rat was allegedly found in a masala dosa at a Borivli hotel by two sisters.

They reportedly demanded Rs 25 lakh as compensation after the incident.

The hotelier paid them Rs 1 lakh but later received continued demands from them.

Key facts

  • They reportedly demanded Rs 25 lakh as compensation after the incident.
  • The hotelier paid them Rs 1 lakh but later received continued demands from them.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Thu, 08 Oct 2026 07:06:36 UTC.

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