<p>A case was filed against an eatery here Wednesday for allegedly demeaning the Kakori martyrs and the Indian national anthem, police said.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The eatery, Kakori House in Nazibabad area of Aminabad, had got the names of some Kakori martyrs and the national anthem, Jana Gana Mana, printed on napkins.<br /><br />As news spread about the napkins, locals and lawyers staged a demonstration Wednesday."An angry mob came to Qaiserbagh Kotwali police station with some of the napkins," police said."We pacified them and lodged a case against the owners, staff and management of Kakori restaurant," police said.<br /><br />The case was registered on the complaint of Avneesh Dixit, a lawyer. "This is something outrageous and under no circumstances will we allow this. The people behind this should be punished," Dixit said.<br /><br />The Kakori martyrs were five men who were sentenced to death after they robbed a train carrying cash belonging to the then British government in 1925. The most famous of them, Chandra Shekhar Azad, shot himself in Allahabad after being surrounded by British soldiers.<br /></p>
<p>A case was filed against an eatery here Wednesday for allegedly demeaning the Kakori martyrs and the Indian national anthem, police said.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The eatery, Kakori House in Nazibabad area of Aminabad, had got the names of some Kakori martyrs and the national anthem, Jana Gana Mana, printed on napkins.<br /><br />As news spread about the napkins, locals and lawyers staged a demonstration Wednesday."An angry mob came to Qaiserbagh Kotwali police station with some of the napkins," police said."We pacified them and lodged a case against the owners, staff and management of Kakori restaurant," police said.<br /><br />The case was registered on the complaint of Avneesh Dixit, a lawyer. "This is something outrageous and under no circumstances will we allow this. The people behind this should be punished," Dixit said.<br /><br />The Kakori martyrs were five men who were sentenced to death after they robbed a train carrying cash belonging to the then British government in 1925. The most famous of them, Chandra Shekhar Azad, shot himself in Allahabad after being surrounded by British soldiers.<br /></p>