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Published - November 02, 2026 06:34 pm IST - Bengaluru

According to preliminary information, the accused, who were allegedly in an inebriated state, picked a quarrel with the three workers over the taste of the noodles, claiming that they were excessively spicy. | Photo Credit: Image used for representational purposes

Three men from Assam working at a fast-food outlet in Electronics City were allegedly assaulted by a group of men following a dispute over noodles being too spicy.

The incident, which took place on October 29, came to light after a video of the assault, recorded on a mobile phone, surfaced.

According to preliminary information, the accused, who were allegedly in an inebriated state, picked a quarrel with the three employees over the taste of the noodles, claiming that they were excessively spicy.

What began as a verbal altercation soon escalated into a physical assault, with the accused allegedly pushing and kicking the workers, knocking them to the ground.

The entire incident was reportedly captured on a mobile phone and circulated on social media.

A case has been registered at the Electronics City police station, and further investigation is underway to identify the accused and establish the circumstances leading to the assault.

Published - November 02, 2026 06:34 pm IST

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