Indian cricket team all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja may get in trouble as some bad news is coming for him off the field. On Friday, the food department of the city’s municipal corporation raided three restaurants, and one of them was Jadeja’s restaurant ‘Jaddu’s Food Field’ along with a McDonald’s outlet.

According to the Ahmedabad Mirror, A large amount of stale and rotten food was discovered in the raid. The eateries have been served a notice of four days to get their act together and follow the rules.

At ‘Jaddu’s Food Field’, a large amount of boiled food which was preserved for a long period, bread infected with fungus, food items without their expiry date mentioned, stale vegetables and food colour were the elements that were destroyed.

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“Yes we had some quantity of boiled and cooked food. Only a few pieces of bread had gone stale. We used to preserve cooked food, but now we will ensure it is destroyed the same night. Also, we did not have a crusher,” said Nainaba, Ravindra Jadeja’s sister.

“We could not find it in the market, but will make arrangements now. The food colours were meant to be used only for vegetable carvings and not in food,” she added.

Ravindra Jadeja is among the many Indian cricketers who stepped into hospitality business. Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar had opened a restaurant by the name ‘Tendulkar’s’ in South Mumbai in 2002. He partnered well-known hotelier Sanjay Narang to set it up and then inaugurated another one named,’Sachin’s’ in Mumbai’s northern suburbs and in Bangalore.

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Whereas Sourav Ganguly’s ‘Sourav’s: The Food Pavilion’ shut down in 2011. 

Ganguly had opened his restaurant in 2004. At first, Sourav co-owned the place but in 2006, he became the full-time owner of it. But that is when the Chappell-Sourav controversy was at its peak. Sourav had to concentrate on the game, on-field issues and business started dwindling, it never recovered from the jolt thereafter.

Zaheer Khan runs his restaurant in Pune with the name ‘Zaheer Khan’s Dine Fine’, while Praveen Kumar has his in Meerut, with the name ‘Praveen’s Restaurant’. Virender Sehwag too had opened a restaurant with the name ‘Sehwag’s Favourites’ in New Delhi.