In Guna, Madhya Pradesh, a renowned vendor of golgappa has been found with bones in his panipuri. He has been operating a stall for the past 25 years and attracts prominent figures from Guna who come to enjoy his golgappas. Recently, a young man found a bone while eating panipuri on Friday. He promptly reported the incident to the Food and Supply Department. Officials quickly arrived at the scene, collected samples, and disposed of the remaining food items. Videos of this incident are rapidly going viral on social media platforms, prompting widespread commentary from viewers.
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A few days ago, a similar incident came to light in Gurugram. A user had ordered food online from a renowned restaurant in Gurugram. However, when the young man opened the packet, he found a dead cockroach inside. He recorded a video of the incident and complained with the Food Service Authority. This is not the first such case; complaints regarding insects and other contaminants in food have surfaced before this incident as well.
Earlier this year, a passenger aboard the ‘Vande Bharat’ Express, a premium train operated by Indian Railways, found a cockroach in his meal while traveling from Bhopal to Jabalpur. Following this incident, he mentioned it on social media (formerly Twitter). The post created a stir within the railway community, leading to an investigation. Subsequently, after the investigation, IRCTC imposed a fine of ₹45,000 on the catering company.
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