Mumbai hotelier files extortion case after sisters demand Rs 25 lakh over rat in dosa

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Two sisters allegedly found a rodent in a masala dosa at a hotel in Mumbai's Borivli area. They subsequently demanded Rs 25 lakh in compensation from the establishment's owner. The hotelier paid them Rs 1 lakh but faced further monetary demands. He then approached the police, who have registered an extortion case against the sisters.

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