A street food seller in Pune city got into trouble with the police. He was selling vada pav, a popular snack, but wrapped it in paper that had India's national flag printed on it. This happened on Sunday morning.
A customer who bought food from him saw the flag on the wrapping paper. The customer felt this was wrong and told the police about it. Using the national flag to wrap food is not allowed by law because it does not show respect to our country's flag.
The police are now checking where the vendor got this wrapping paper from. They also want to find out if other food sellers are using similar paper with the flag on it. The police say this is a serious matter because everyone must respect our national flag.
Many people in the area are upset about this. They say all shop owners should know what they can and cannot do with the national flag. The police might start teaching vendors about the rules of using national symbols like the flag.
The vendor might get punished because he broke the law. This case shows that even small mistakes with the national flag can get people into big trouble. The police want to make sure such things don't happen again in the future.