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Shadab Hotel Licence Suspended After Food Safety Violations
Food safety officials inspected restaurants and cafes in Hyderabad.
They found spoiled and expired food at Shadab Hotel.
They also found pests and poor cleanliness.
Because of these problems, officials suspended the hotel’s food licence and ordered it to close.
Two other cafes were closed because they did not have the required licence or registration.
Inspectors collected food samples from several businesses.
Other restaurants received notices telling them to fix problems or explain themselves.
Officials will return to check whether the businesses have followed the rules.
TG SAFE suspended Shadab Hotel’s FSSAI licence after finding spoiled food, expired items, pests and poor hygiene.
The hotel in Madina was ordered to stop operating immediately in the interest of public health.
Nine enforcement teams inspected 19 cafes and snack points across the Core Urban Region and collected 15 food samples.
Dreamz Cafeteria and Asiatic Cafe were shut for operating without valid FSSAI licences or registrations.
Officials issued improvement or show-cause notices to multiple establishments and said follow-up inspections would determine further action.
- Who
- The Telangana Standards Authority for Food and Essential Drugs, food safety officers and police personnel inspected the establishments.
- What
- Shadab Hotel’s FSSAI licence was suspended, and several other cafes and restaurants received closure, improvement or show-cause notices.
- Where
- Shadab Hotel in Madina and 19 cafes and snack points across Hyderabad’s Core Urban Region.
- When
- The inspections and licence suspension were announced on Wednesday.
- Why
- Inspections found spoiled and expired food, pest infestation, poor hygiene, suspected adulteration and other food safety or licensing violations.
Key facts
- Main action
- Shadab Hotel’s FSSAI licence was suspended.
- Reason for closure
- Inspectors found expired and spoiled food, pest infestation and poor hygiene at the hotel.
- Inspection teams
- Nine teams consisting of food safety officers and police personnel took part.
- Businesses inspected
- Nineteen cafes and snack points were inspected.
- Samples collected
- Fifteen food samples were collected on suspicion of adulteration.
- Other closures
- Dreamz Cafeteria in Bagh Lingampally and Asiatic Cafe in Panjagutta were shut for lacking valid FSSAI licences or registrations.
- Next step
- Follow-up inspections will verify compliance and determine further action.










