Karachi Sweets Shop

Hitting out at former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis over his remark that Pakistan's "Karachi will one day become a part of India", Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Monday said "they should first work on bringing back Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK)" and then talk about Karachi.

Days after a Shiv Sena leader was caught on camera asking the owner of Karachi Sweets in Mumbai to change the shop's name, triggering massive controversy, former Maharashtra Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said: "Karachi will one day be a part of India".

A Shiv Sena leader's video, where he is seen asking the owner of a sweet shop in Mumbai - Karachi Sweets - to change the name of the store, has been widely shared on social media, triggering sharp reactions.

When Lala Sukh Lal Jain arrived in Dilli from Amer in 1790, he would have never imagined that his business would transition into one of not just Chandni Chowks but Old Delhis most legendary sweet shops.

Hitting out at former Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis over his remark that Pakistan's "Karachi will one day become a part of India", Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut on Monday said "they should first work on bringing back Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK)" and then talk about Karachi.

Days after a Shiv Sena leader was caught on camera asking the owner of Karachi Sweets in Mumbai to change the shop's name, triggering massive controversy, former Maharashtra Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said: "Karachi will one day be a part of India".

A Shiv Sena leader's video, where he is seen asking the owner of a sweet shop in Mumbai - Karachi Sweets - to change the name of the store, has been widely shared on social media, triggering sharp reactions.

When Lala Sukh Lal Jain arrived in Dilli from Amer in 1790, he would have never imagined that his business would transition into one of not just Chandni Chowks but Old Delhis most legendary sweet shops.