Maharashtra Minister Vows Action on Fake Food Products

A politician in Maharashtra, India, is upset because the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) isn't doing enough to stop people from selling unhealthy food.

He's worried about things like fake paneer and energy drinks like 'Sting' and 'Charged', which could be bad for young people's health.

The politician says the FDA has made excuses for not taking action, such as not having enough staff or modern labs.

He wants the FDA to take strict action.

The minister in charge of the FDA promised to fix the problem.