Advocate Hussain Owais Leads Complaint as Nikhil N Accuses Rameshwaram Café of Serving Contaminated Food & Filing False Case

Bengaluru, November 29, 2025:
In a significant development, Advocate Hussain Owais has formally submitted a detailed complaint on behalf of Nikhil N, alleging that the owners of the well-known Rameshwaram Café served contaminated food and later falsely implicated his client in an extortion case.

The complaint, filed before the Kempegowda International Airport Police Station, names Mr. Raghavendra Rao, Mrs. Divya Raghavendra Rao, and Mr. Sumanth B.L as being responsible for what the complainant describes as a “grave act of negligence” followed by a “malicious attempt to defame and harass.”


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Alleged Superworm Found in Food at Airport Outlet

According to the complaint filed through Adv. Hussain Owais, the incident occurred on 24 July 2025 at around 7:42 AM, when Nikhil and his friends were having breakfast at the Rameshwaram Café outlet inside KIA Terminal-1.

Nikhil claims that he discovered a superworm inside his Ven Pongal. He asserts that the staff acknowledged the issue and offered to replace the dish.
Several other customers reportedly took photos and videos of the contaminated food before he proceeded to board his flight to Guwahati.


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Complainant Denies ₹25 Lakh Extortion Allegation

On the following day, media reports indicated that the café’s representative had accused Nikhil of making a phone call demanding ₹25 lakh.

Adv. Hussain Owais has strongly denied these allegations on behalf of his client, stating that Nikhil was mid-air on a flight at the exact time when the alleged phone call was said to have been made.

The complaint states that the extortion allegation appears to have been fabricated to divert attention from the café’s food safety lapse.


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Allegation of False Evidence & Attempted Character Assassination

The complaint further alleges that the café may have created false evidence, including arranging a fabricated call from an unknown number.
It also states that CCTV footage from the café during the relevant time would clearly establish the truth.

Adv. Owais notes that Nikhil has reason to fear unknown enemies and suggests that the contamination may not have been accidental — a claim based solely on the complainant’s suspicion.


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Demands Raised by Advocate Hussain Owais

The complaint requests that police authorities:

Register an FIR based on the allegations

Secure and examine CCTV footage

Conduct forensic testing of the contaminated food

Investigate how the alleged false extortion call originated

Take strict action if any wrongdoing is established

Ensure public health safeguards at food outlets



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Police Yet to Respond

As of now, an FIR has not been registered, and the police have not issued an official statement regarding the matter.
The case has drawn public attention due to the seriousness of the allegations levelled against a well-known food brand operating at the city’s international airport.

Ancient Times News will continue to track developments.