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Mumbai: Police book two for feeding pigeons, one for selling bird food
Updated On: 23 January, 2021 06:24 AM IST | Mumbai | Shirish Vaktania
The civic body has put up notices outside kabutar khanas across the city telling people to not feed pigeons as it could lead to the spread of Hyper Sensitive Pneumonia disease

Bharat Sharma with his wife at the spot in Lokhandwala where he feeds pigeons
In view of the spread of bird flu across the country, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has put up banners outside all kabutar khanas in the city asking people not to feed pigeons, but some continue to do so. The Amboli police have booked two people for feeding pigeons in the Lokhandwala area of Andheri West. Another case has been registered against the owner of a grocery shop in the same area, as he was found selling pigeon food. The culprits have been identified as Bharat Sharma, a film director and Lokhandwala resident; Jethalal Chadwa, who runs a shop in the same area and grocery shop owner Ratan Chadwa, who was found selling pigeon food.
Grocery shop owner Ratan Chadwa and his son Kewal outside their store
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