London's Streets Stained Red: Paan Spitting Sparks Outrage, £100 Fines Imposed

• London's Harrow and Wembley streets are disfigured by bright red paan and gutka stains, a habit brought from India.
• Locals, including Indians, express disgust, calling the stains "horrendous" and demanding cleaner streets.
• Brent Council spends over £30,000 annually to clean these hard-to-remove stains, impacting taxpayer money.
• A UK local suggested steep fines: £1000 for first offense, £5000 for second, and £10K plus jail for third.
• Brent Council has launched a "zero tolerance" policy, imposing fines of up to £100 for paan spitting, with banners and patrolling officers.

Why It Matters: Paan spitting disfigures London streets, leading to public anger and Brent Council imposing £100 fines.