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Cook Starts Side Business in Employer’s Kitchen – Shocking Twist
📍 Pune → Kothrud → Ideal Colony → B-202, Tulip Apartments
Rekha Manhasvi ki kahani hai. 45 saal ki boutique wali aunty, jinke pati foreign posting mein hain, beta college hostel mein, toh mostly ghar mein akeli rehti hain apni dog Coco ke saath.
Lalita Rupasi, full-time cook, jo khana banane ke saath apna side business bhi chalati thi, par wo bhi bina bataye, ghar ke kitchen mein hi.
“Yeh Lalita kya karti hai pata hai?”
Pooja Kathgule ne bataaya:
“Madam, wo khana toh ghar mein bana ke bechti bhi hai! Ghar ka kitchen use karti hai apne business ke liye.”
Rekha ki aankhon mein gussa chamka:
“Kya? Yeh toh galat hai, ghar ka khana toh sirf hamare liye hota hai.”
Scene 1: Watchman Nathu Billa Ka Shock
Nathu ne kaha:
“Ek din maine dekha, Lalita ne kuch bade container leke bahar jaate waqt chhupa ke rakha tha. Pooja aunty ne pakda usko bechti bhi society ke kuch logon ko.”
Rekha boli:
“Maine seedha bola, ‘Agar tumhe apna business karna hai toh apne kitchen mein karo, mera kitchen nahi.’”
Scene 2: Building President Gidwani Thulkar Ka Drama
Gidwani Thulkar ji ne bola:
“Society mein sab bol rahe hain ki Lalita ne apna business start kiya hai, par bina permission ke. Yeh toh society ke rules ke khilaaf hai.”
Lalita ne jawab diya:
“Main kya karun? Khud ke liye bhi paisa toh kamana padta hai. Kabhi kabhi toh extra orders bhi aate hain.”
Scene 3: Showdown in Tulip Apartments
Rekha ne kaha:
“Agar tumhe kuch karna hai toh pehle mujhe batao. Ghar ka kitchen meri property hai, tumhare business ke liye nahi.”
Lalita ne dhamki di:
“Agar mana kiya toh main chali jaungi, itna tension nahi lene ka.”
Cook Using Employer’s Kitchen for Side Business Without Permission – Pune Domestic Staff Conflict
Rekha Manhasvi from Pune’s Kothrud was shocked to find her full-time cook Lalita Rupasi secretly running a food business from her own kitchen. Lalita used Rekha’s kitchen to prepare extra meals for sale to society members without informing her. When confronted, Lalita justified it by saying she needed extra income, but Rekha was firm that her kitchen is not for side businesses. This raised a serious conflict about trust, privacy, and boundaries between employers and domestic staff.
❓ FAQs on Cook Running Side Business in Employer’s Kitchen Without Consent
1. Can a cook legally use employer’s kitchen for personal business without permission?
— Priya Malhotra, 36 yrs, Karol Bagh
Priya ji, no. Employer’s property should not be used for personal business without explicit consent.
2. How to set clear boundaries about kitchen use with domestic cooks?
— Renu Saxena, 38 yrs, Mayur Vihar
Renu ji, discuss kitchen usage rules upfront and include in job agreement if needed.
3. What signs indicate a cook might be running a side business secretly?
— Arif Qureshi, 40 yrs, Paharganj
Arif bhai, unusual containers going out, strange timings, or gossip from neighbors may hint.
4. How to confront a cook tactfully if suspected of misuse of kitchen?
— Neha Bhatt, 35 yrs, Defence Colony
Neha ji, calmly ask for clarification, show evidence if any, and listen before reacting.
5. Is it common for cooks to do side businesses using employer’s resources?
— Vinod Patel, 44 yrs, Vasant Kunj
Vinod bhai, some do it quietly, but it’s risky and can break trust with employer.
6. What consequences can a cook face if caught misusing employer’s kitchen?
— Mamta Joshi, 37 yrs, Dwarka
Mamta ji, warnings, termination, or even legal action depending on employer’s decision.
7. Can employers charge cooks for extra usage of kitchen for personal work?
— Rajesh Mehra, 42 yrs, Rohini
Rajesh bhai, only if agreed beforehand; otherwise, it’s better to prohibit such use.
8. How to protect employer’s kitchen and privacy from misuse?
— Sanjay Kapoor, 39 yrs, Saket
Sanjay ji, install CCTV if needed, keep track of usage, and have clear rules.
9. Should employers allow cooks to earn extra by using kitchen occasionally?
— Anjali Verma, 34 yrs, Greater Kailash
Anjali ji, depends on trust and agreement, but transparency is a must.
10. How to rebuild trust if cook is caught doing side business secretly?
— Ramesh Singh, 40 yrs, Janakpuri
Ramesh bhai, discuss openly, set clear future boundaries, or consider replacement if trust is broken.
Toh aapka kya khayal hai? Kya cook ka side business bina bataye karna sahi tha? Kya aapke ghar bhi kabhi aisa drama hua hai? Comment karke bataye.
