A Home Office inspection discovered two workers at a Tandoori restaurant in the UK who allegedly lacked the right to work. The restaurant’s license has been suspended pending further investigation. The workers were found during a routine visit, according to authorities. The restaurant, located in an unspecified area, is now under review for compliance with immigration laws. Officials have not yet commented on the case. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about illegal employment in the hospitality sector. The restaurant must submit additional documentation to regain its operating license. No arrests have been made. The case is being reviewed by immigration officials. The restaurant’s owner was not immediately available for comment. The suspension is part of broader efforts to enforce work permit regulations. The incident follows several similar cases in the UK. The restaurant is expected to respond within the next week.