Ghaziabad woman seeks Rs 1 crore compensation for getting non-veg pizza

A woman from Uttar Pradesh’s Ghaziabad has sought compensation of Rs 1 crore from an American restaurant for delivering a non-vegetarian pizza. In her petition, Deepali Tyagi stated that she is a pure vegetarian due to her “religious beliefs, teachings, family traditions, own conscience, and her best choice.”

Back in March, 2019, the woman had positioned an order for a vegetarian pizza from the outlet. She stated that the pizza was delivered late, nonetheless, she ignored it and started consuming the pizza. 

They instantly realised that it was a non-vegetarian pizza and there have been items of meat as an alternative of mushroom. According to her lawyer, Tyagi known as the shopper care and raised a criticism highlighting the negligence saying {that a} non-veg pizza was delivered in a home of pure vegetarians. 

Later, on March 26, 2019, an individual who referred to himself because the district supervisor of the pizza outlet, known as up the complainant and supplied free pizzas to the entire household. However, the woman stated that it was not a easy case as they’re assuming it, for the reason that firm had “spoiled the religious practices” of the complainant and gave her everlasting psychological agony. The woman stated she must undergo “several long and expensive rituals” which is able to value her lakhs of rupees throughout her whole life. 

To this, the district supervisor of the pizza outlet replied that since he’s not authorised to barter when it comes to cash, he would hand over the matter to their very own authorized crew. 

 According to the criticism copy, the woman then stated that the character of the response from the other celebration was “very casual”, a proposal of serving pizza freed from value was nothing however a “mockery an insult to the social and financial status” of the complainant.

“That the opposite party’s negligent manner of performance has contaminated complainant body with food mixed with animal meat that was acquired by killing and cutting short the life given by God to any animal. In her religious belief killing any animal and eating its meat is a “paap” (sin). The opposite party has a deceitfully involved complainant in that sin of eating animal meat. They have wounded her soul giving her mental agony for her whole life. They have ravaged her religious belief,” the petition stated.

Deepali Tyagi has now urged the patron court docket to direct the other celebration to offer the declare of Rs 1 crore to her and likewise direct the pizza outlet to pay the complainant compensation for harassment and monetary hardship brought on by the other celebration. Meanwhile, a district shopper disputes redressal fee has requested the pizza outlet to file a reply within the matter. 

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