Paris Olympic: The Olympic Games are being held in Paris.

The players staying in the sports village of Paris are unhappy with the food there. At the same time, Indian players have also condemned the food there. They have suffered a lot for this. Not only this, they have had to turn to outside restaurants to fulfill their diet. There are two athlete villages in the Indian rating base but as far as food is concerned, none of them are able to join the Indian origin where most of the dishes are continental.

Vegetarians have been affected the most because chicken and beef are kept in a container there. The French city of Chateaurou has Indian food restaurants serving food similar to that of India.

Indian players did not get food in Paris Olympics

With the help of these restaurants, Indian people are eating in Paris. Just like there are 'Taj Mahal' and 'Bombay' restaurants in India, the fragrance of Indian cuisine is kept right from the dastarkhan to the delicacy there. Many Indian Olympic players including Olympic medalist Manu Bhaker have tasted the Indian Olympic Games at the centre of Paris Olympics.

If reports are to be believed, it is being said that the food at Khelgaon is very bad.

According to many media, Indian journalists have eaten food at Taj Mahal of Atif Noman who came from Pakistan. Similarly, Indian players have also eaten food there. Many rifle players like Prithviraj Tondimon, Rajeshwari Kumar and Shreyasi Singh have gone to Noman's restaurant and eaten food there.

Indian players filled their stomachs at Pakistani restaurant

Prithviraj said, 'I eat only vegetarian food and this is not the case in the village.

To meet the dietary requirements, the Indian team searched and reached a restaurant named Taj Palace where we enjoyed Indian food.' He further said, 'The owner of the restaurant has become his friend. Good food is very important to keep the players fresh and energetic but the Indian team has reportedly not been able to eat good food in the Paris Olympics. The players have alleged that they were not happy with the food.'

Restaurants are also serving Indian food

There is another restaurant in Paris (Paris Olympic) which was opened four years ago by Nazimuddin, who lives in Sylhet, Bangladesh.

It is very popular among Indians. At a distance of 300 meters from this, there is another restaurant 'Bombay' which is 38 years old. The restaurant manager Mohammad Hamza from Afghanistan said, 'For the first time, all the Indians are eating here and liking it. We are giving one dish free for their experience and good cuisine.' He said, 'Indian dal, roti, vegetable are made.

According to a report the Paris Olympics

There is no arrangement for food in the sports village (Paris Olympics). And there is no arrangement for accommodation either. Due to which many players have to go and stay in hotels.