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Mira Road school asks students to avoid root vegetables during Paryushan, MNS objects

A food advisory issued by Seven Square Academy in Mira Road, owned by BJP MLA Narendra Mehta, asking students to avoid onion, garlic, potato and other root vegetables during Paryushan has sparked controversy. The MNS has objected, while Mehta said it was only a request

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BJP MLA Narendra Mehta-owned school asks students to avoid root vegetables for Paryushan (Pic/X@iNarendraMehta)

BJP MLA Narendra Mehta-owned school asks students to avoid root vegetables for Paryushan (Pic/X@iNarendraMehta)

A controversy has erupted after a school owned by a BJP MLA in Maharashtra's Thane district advised students not to carry root vegetables such as onion, garlic, potato, and beetroot in lunchboxes during the Jain community's ongoing Paryushan festival, prompting the MNS to question the move.

According to PTI, Mira Bhayander MLA Narendra Mehta, who owns the Seven Square Academy, dismissed the allegations, saying the message was just a request, not a mandatory order.

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