2 weeks ago
Hyderabad Police Seize Adulterated Milk Products, Arrest Two
In Hyderabad, a city in India, the police did a special check on a place that makes milk products.
The place was called Sri Nandini Milk centre.
The police found that the food there was not safe.
They took away 1,000 kilograms of curd, 50 kilograms of khowa, and 30 kilograms of milk powder.
The food did not have labels or expiry dates, so people could not know if it was fresh.
The police also took a machine and a small truck.
Two people were arrested because they ran the business without permission.
The business had been running for three months without the needed papers.
The police are still investigating to find out more.
Police raided the Sri Nandini Milk centre unit in Jawaharnagar, Hyderabad, over unsafe food manufacturing.
Seized 1,000 kg of curd, 50 kg of khowa, and 30 kg of milk powder from the unit.
The seized products were found without labels or expiry dates.
Two persons, Lakshmaiah and driver Ramachander, were arrested.
The unit had been operating for three months without required permission; an investigation is underway.
- Who
- Jawahar Nagar police; arrested Lakshmaiah of Sainagar, Kushaiguda, and driver Ramachander
- What
- Raid on an unauthorised milk product manufacturing unit and seizure of unlabelled curd, khowa, and milk powder
- Where
- Sri Nandini Milk centre unit in Vaishnavi enclave, Kapra, Jawaharnagar, Hyderabad
- When
- Date not specified in the article
- Why
- The unit operated without authorisation and its products lacked labels and expiry dates
Key facts
- Seized items
- 1,000 kg curd, 50 kg khowa, 30 kg milk powder
- Unit name
- Sri Nandini Milk centre
- Location
- Vaishnavi enclave, Kapra, Jawaharnagar, Hyderabad
- Arrested persons
- Lakshmaiah and driver Ramachander
- Also seized
- A machine and a Tata Ace mini-truck
- Operating period
- Three months without required permission
- Status
- Investigation underway






