Archive · 11 Aug 2026
Hyderabad Police Raid Bakery Over Ammonia Powder, Expired Products
Police in Hyderabad raided a bakery called Amnan's Gulf Bakers.
They found things inside that should not be in food.
The bakery was said to be using ammonia powder, which is not safe to eat.
It also used fake food colours and products that had expired.
Expired food can make people sick.
The person who owns the bakery is Abdul Muthalib Sayyed.
He had hired another man named Mustafa to run the bakery.
Police took the food and cakes with them.
They gave everything, including the owner, to the Medipally police.
The police have registered a case and are investigating what happened.
Uppal Zone SOT police raided Amnan's Gulf Bakers in Mallikarjun Nagar on Boduppal Road, Hyderabad, on Monday.
The bakery was allegedly using ammonia powder, artificial food colours and expired food products in food preparation.
Preliminary investigation identified the bakery owner as Abdul Muthalib Sayyed, a native of Jharkhand.
The owner had hired Mustafa, a native of Nirmal, to manage the bakery on a monthly salary.
Seized food materials, cakes and the owner were handed over to Medipally police, who registered a case.
- Who
- Uppal Zone SOT police raided Amnan's Gulf Bakers, owned by Abdul Muthalib Sayyed, who hired Mustafa as manager.
- What
- A bakery was raided for allegedly using ammonia powder, artificial food colours and expired food products in food preparation.
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Mallikarjun Nagar on Boduppal Road, under Medipally police station limits of the Malkajgiri Commissionerate, Hyderabad.
- Why
- The bakery was suspected of preparing food items with harmful and expired ingredients.
- Bakery
- Amnan's Gulf Bakers
- Location
- Mallikarjun Nagar, Boduppal Road, Hyderabad
- Raiding Unit
- Uppal Zone SOT police, Malkajgiri Commissionerate
- Alleged Violations
- Ammonia powder, artificial food colours, expired food products
- Owner
- Abdul Muthalib Sayyed (native of Jharkhand)
- Manager
- Mustafa (native of Nirmal)
- Investigation
- Case registered by Medipally police