After a controversy erupted at Tubata Restaurant in Delhi's Pitampura following a couple's allegations that they were denied entry on August 3 for wearing traditional Indian attire, the eatery owner, Neeraj Agarwal, on Friday, August 8, denied the claim. Earlier today, a video had gone viral on social media, with the couple claiming they were insulted and stopped from entering Tubata Restaurant due to the salwar kameez. Responding to the outrage, Agarwal denied the allegations, saying the delay was due to the Sunday crowd and not because of their attire. "There is absolutely nothing like that. We welcome everyone, whether they come in a saree, in a suit, or in anything else, because we have built this restaurant for families," Agarwal told IANS. ‘Indian Dress Not Allowed’: Woman Wearing Salwar Kameez Barred From Entering Tubata Restaurant in Delhi's Pitampura; Video Goes Viral.

Tubata Restaurant Owner Neeraj Agarwal Denies Allegation 

Delhi Couple Claims Tubata Restaurant in Pitampura Denied Entry Over Traditional Indian Attire

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