A video posted by Pooja Saraf has gone viral, claiming that a bedsheet she purchased at a religious fair near the Moraya Gosavi Temple in Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune, was labeled 'Made in Pakistan.' The fair coincided with the Hindu festival of Sankashti Chaturthi, where vendors sell various household items. Saraf expressed her concern over the presence of such products in local markets, urging consumers to scrutinize their purchases more closely. The video attracted significant attention online, prompting the Pimpri-Chinchwad Police to launch a preliminary inquiry into the claims. Although no formal complaint has been filed, a special team has been established to verify the allegations and trace the source of the bedsheet. Authorities have also advised the Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation to take action against vendors selling goods that may violate regulations. This incident is part of a broader context, as recent weeks have seen similar cases in Maharashtra, including the seizure of Pakistani-made cosmetic products in Dhule and actions against traders in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. These developments are particularly sensitive given India's restrictions on imports from Pakistan following a terror attack last year.