Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Jodhpur Health Department Destroys 200 KG Of Feni Dough
In Jodhpur, India, the health department found a shop making a sweet called feni in a very dirty way.
They saw a video where workers were mixing flour with their feet, which is not safe for eating.
The health department quickly went to the shop and destroyed 200 kg of the feni dough.
They also took samples to test in a lab and will take strict action against the shop.
Many people on the internet were shocked and said that food should be made in a clean way to keep everyone healthy.
A video showed workers at Salasar Balaji Udyog kneading feni dough with their feet, raising hygiene concerns.
The Jodhpur Health Department destroyed 200 kg of feni dough and collected samples for further investigation.
Strict action has been taken against the shop, and lab tests are pending to initiate further legal steps.
Feni is a popular sweet dish in North India, made with sugar, flour, ghee, cardamom, and cashews.
The incident sparked strong reactions on the internet, with users calling for stricter hygiene guidelines and penalties.
- Who
- Jodhpur Health Department and Chief Medical and Health Officer (CMHO) Surendra Singh Shekhawat
- What
- Destruction of 200 kg of feni dough due to unhygienic preparation
- When
- January 22, 2026
- Where
- Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India
- Why
- A video showed workers kneading flour with their feet, raising hygiene concerns
- Location
- Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India
- Date
- January 22, 2026
- Amount Destroyed
- 200 kg of feni dough
- Shop Name
- Salasar Balaji Udyog
- Action Taken
- Strict action against the shop and food samples collected for investigation
- Feni Ingredients
- Sugar, flour, ghee, cardamom, cashews
- Regions Where Feni is Popular
- North India, including Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar