In Hyderabad, India, BJP workers vandalized Karachi Bakery over its name.
The mob stormed the bakery, chanted anti-Pakistan slogans, and damaged its signboard.
They specifically targeted the word “Karachi” in protest.
This isn’t the first time. In 2019, another Karachi Bakery in Bengaluru was also pressured to cover its name.
Police confirmed receiving complaints after the violent acts.
In contrast, Pakistanis responded with warmth.
Here’s how people reacted:
They took to social media to show admiration for Bombay Bakery in Hyderabad, Pakistan.
Known for its famous coffee cake, Bombay Bakery has been a household name for generations.
It was founded over 100 years ago and celebrated its centenary in 2011.
Bombay Bakery is owned by the Thadani family, a Sindhi Hindu household.
The bakery stands as a symbol of harmony, coexistence, and community love in Pakistan.
While some in India react with intolerance, Pakistanis turned the spotlight on unity and delicious legacy.
This shows how food and heritage can bring people together — even in tense times.
