An investigation has been initiated in Pune, Maharashtra, after a woman discovered a 'Made in Pakistan' label on a bedsheet she purchased at the Sankashti Chaturthi fair. The incident occurred in the Chinchwad area, where the woman bought the bedsheet from a stall near the Morya Gosavi Temple complex. Initially, there was nothing unusual about the product, but after washing it, the tag became visible, raising concerns about how such a product could be sold locally. The woman shared a video of the tag on social media, which went viral and prompted local authorities to take action. The Pimpri-Chinchwad Police have formed a special team to investigate the source of the bedsheet and the supply chain involved in its sale. They have also contacted the Pimpri-Chinchwad Municipal Corporation to address any violations found during the inquiry. This incident follows a recent case in Sambhajinagar, where three individuals were arrested for selling cosmetic products labeled as 'Made in Pakistan.' Authorities are now tracing the origin of the bedsheet and assessing whether similar items are being distributed in the region.