A shop owner in Tamil Nadu is arrested after police say he displayed a banner showing Lord Ganesha eating biryani. According to reports, the arrest follows a public complaint and a police inquiry.
The incident is reported from Tirunelveli. Times of India and India Today both describe the same allegation: that the banner led a complainant to claim it insulted Hindu religious sentiments. Police reportedly take the matter up under applicable laws, and the shop owner is taken into custody after the complaint.
While coverage focuses on the allegation and the arrest, outlets differ mainly in how they frame the development—such as emphasizing the banner itself versus the legal action following the complaint. Both accounts, however, agree that the case is driven by the display of the banner and a related complaint lodged with authorities.