Baba Ka Dhaba owner says he never called YouTuber Gaurav Wasan ‘chor’
A video of Baba Ka Dhaba owner Kanta Prasad has once again gone viral on social media in which he can be seen apologising for his mistakes & saying ‘chor nahi tha Gaurav Wasan’.
Baba Ka Dhaba owner Kanta Prasad is in news once again. His restaurant in Delhi, which was inaugurated last year, has been shut down after failing to attract customers and he is back to his old roadside eatery in Malviya Nagar, New Delhi. A video of Kanta Prasad has once again gone viral on social media in which he can be seen apologising for his mistakes and saying ‘chor nahi tha Gaurav Wasan’.
In a video shared by the official Instagram handle of Dil Se Foodie, Kanta Prasad is seen standing in his old roadside food stall making some parathas. Karan Dua of Dil Se Foodie visited Baba Ka Dhaba where he talked to him about his restaurant and his thoughts about Gaurav Wasan. “Gaurav Wasan, woh ladka koi chor nahi tha, na usko humne kabhi chor kahan hai (Gaurav Wasan was not a thief neither did we call him that).
Kanta Prasad had shot to fame after Food blogger Gaurav Wasan visited Baba Ka Dhaba in October last year and posted a clip of it on his social media handles. In the viral video, a teary-eyed Kanta Prasad was seen narrating his plight and the difficulties he had been facing due to the pandemic. Wasan shared the video and urged everyone to help the elderly man and his wife, who was also helping him run the business. Hundreds of people flocked to Baba Ka Dhaba to help him.
However, things took an ugly turn when Kanta Prasad accused Wasan of not giving him the entire amount of money received as help.
Baba Ka Dhaba owner says he never called YouTuber Gaurav Wasan ‘chor’
In December, with the money he had received from the donations, Kanta Prasad started a new restaurant in Delhi. However, it was incurring huge losses, therefore it had to be shut down. “I had shut that new eatery on February 15. The heavy expense of around Rs 1 lakh was involved in running it and we had to pay Rs 36,000 per month to workers working there and the rent of that shop was Rs 35,000 per month. Other expenses included electricity bill, water bill, etc. As compared to the investment, the returns were less so it was necessary to close it because we were incurring losses,” Prasad told.
I don’t know how many people will read this news however a human being’s image once spoil never come back so, i think one should be very much clear while giving any statement about any body publicaly.
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