Story Karachi Bakery … Family who came out of Pakistan in partition laid the foundation in Hyderabad, know why there is fierce protest


New Delhi: The tension between India and Pakistan has also affected Hyderabad’s famous ‘Karachi Bakery’. People have started protesting against the name of the bakery. In Hyderabad, people are demonstrating outside many stores of Karachi Bakery, while some people are holding the tricolor flag on their sign board.

Bakery Management says that Karachi Bakery is an Indian brand and has no relation with Pakistan. He gave Telangana Chief Minister A.K. Revanth Reddy and the senior administration officials have requested the bakery to save them from protest. Let us know what is the history of this Karachi Bakery …

Bakery owners come from Sindhi community

The Karachi Bakery was started in 1953 by Khanchand Ramnani in Moazzam Jahi Market in Hyderabad. Ramnani was a Sindhi Hindu. He came to Hyderabad from Sindh, Pakistan after partition in 1947. Khanchand Ramnani had food and bakery business in Sindh. He brought with him memories of Karachi city. Karachi was the city where he grew up. He also brought some special dishes with him. So Ramnani named his store ‘Karachi Bakery’ in Hyderabad.

Bakery products are also sold abroad

Today Karachi Bakery is a well-known bakery of Hyderabad. It is famous for its quality, test and cultural touch. Khanchand Ramnani earlier used to sell bakery products from wholesalers, but in the 1960s he himself started making fruit biscuits and Osmania biscuits. They used to make these biscuits by hand without the help of any machine. The biscuits made by him became famous very quickly. Gradually, Karachi Bakery made a lot of progress. Today, not only India but also abroad, products of Karachi Bakery are sold.

Business of over 100 crores rupees

Karachi Bakery has 23 stores in Hyderabad. It also has stores in big cities like Bengaluru, Chennai, Mumbai and Delhi. Karachi Bakery sends its products to more than 20 countries including the Middle East, Britain, America, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. According to an estimate, every store of Karachi Bakery has about 2,000 people every day. Karachi Bakery makes more than 10 tons of biscuits every day. The year business of Karachi Bakery is more than Rs 100 crore.

Nothing to do with Pakistan

Karachi Bakery is known for its special and delicious product. Its fruit biscuits, Osmania biscuits, puff pastries are very famous, plum cake, rusk, chocolate cake, toast, buns, candy and pastries are very famous. Bakery Management says that Karachi Bakery is an Indian brand and has nothing to do with Pakistan.

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