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When you hear the name Fuchka, the water hits your tongue. Recently, there has been an uproar in Kolapur, Maharashtra, India, over the source of the water used to make the sourdough. The seller has been turned over to the police.
It is known that a phuchka vendor used to sit in front of Ranakala Lake in Kolapur. His breath was incomparable in taste and smell. Then, in the afternoon or evening, people would come down in front of their Fuchkar post. Many people used to come to that vendor from everywhere to eat phuchka. The area around where he lived was covered by CCTV. One day the authorities were shocked to see the CCTV footage. You can see that the seller is talking to the toilet water. The seller was subsequently under secret surveillance for several days. You can see that almost every day he uses toilet water for this purpose.
As soon as the news spread, the mad mob smashed the street vendor’s stand. They dumped all the products at the stall, including Fuchka. At the same time, the seller has been handed over to the police.
According to the police, the street vendor has confessed his deeds. However, CCTV images of toilet water use have gone viral across social media. Using toilet water on food is likely to cause serious illness. But day after day, that salesman has done that job with difficulty. In this case, you will be brought to justice.
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