The Amroha viral video once again shows how faith-driven journeys can take unexpected turns. A quiet dhaba visit turned loud, sparking a scene that soon went viral. What started as a simple meal led to tension, noise, and questions no one saw coming.
As emotions ran high, the truth took time to surface, yet the moment had already caught public attention. What the narrow inquiries later showed was the widespread public online attention of the Amroha viral video.
Amroha Viral Video Shows Kanwariyas Arguing at Dhaba
A bold clip captured on social media sparked widespread discussion among online viewers almost instantly. Narendra Paratap posted a video on X showing pilgrims eating at Pandit Ji’s dhaba in Amroha. In the clip, Kanwariyas accused the cook of mixing egg curry gravy into their food with strong claims.
#अमरोहा में पंडित जी के ढाबे पर खाना खा रहे कांवड़ियों ने भोजन में अंडा करी की ग्रेवी मिलाने का आरोप लगाया.
जमकर हंगामा किया. जांच हुई तो पाया गया कि कांवड़िया खाने का पैसा नहीं देना चाहते थे.
इन कांवड़ियों ने गढ़मुक्तेश्वर से गंगाजल उठाया था. pic.twitter.com/5dKmjavHvI
— Narendra Pratap (@hindipatrakar) July 12, 2025
They created a huge uproar at the roadside eatery and refused to pay for the meal afterwards. Investigators later learned the group had collected Ganga water at Garhmukteshwar before arriving at this location. Viewers debated motives and questioned whether the pilgrims truly faced any food issues at all.
Police Hint Dispute Was Not About Food
Meanwhile, police responded to clarify that the dispute concerned payment issues rather than any problem with food quality. Police said the incident happened on July 11, 2025, near midday at a dhaba in the Gajraula police station area. Officers noted some Kanwariyas claimed a sour taste in vegetables and alleged the cook added egg gravy.
अवगत कराना है कि कल दिनांक 11.07.2025 को दोपहर थाना गजरौला क्षेत्रान्तर्गत एक ढाबे पर कुछ कांवड़ियों द्वारा सब्जी ली गयी थी, जिसमें खट्टापन महसूस होने पर अंडे की ग्रेवी होने का आरोप लगाया व खाने के पैसों को लेकर कहासुनी हुई थी। सूचना पर थाना गजरौला पुलिस व फूड सेफ्टी टीम मौके पर…
— Amroha Police (@amrohapolice) July 12, 2025
The police and Food Safety team immediately inspected the dishes and collected samples for laboratory testing. Test results did not confirm any egg presence in the curry and showed the claims lacked supporting evidence. Officers counseled the pilgrims and escorted them onward with calm restored and no arrests made.
Is Misusing God’s Name Justified for Such Actions?
The Amroha viral video has once again raised questions about behavior during religious pilgrimages. In this case, Kanwariyas used a food allegation to stir chaos, which was later found to be baseless. Similar incidents have happened in past years where faith was used to justify public disorder. Devotion should never give room for false claims or arguments.
Respecting God also means respecting truth, discipline, and peaceful conduct. Using holy journeys as an excuse for misconduct affects others and damages public trust. Authorities and society must address how faith is practiced without letting it become a shield for harmful or dishonest actions.
The incident underlines the need for accountability and clear conduct during pilgrimages without disrupting public peace. This Amroha viral video leaves questions about pilgrims’ behavior and respect for religious values.
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