Archive · 29 Jul 2025
DYFI Demands Action on Unhygienic Hotels in Kurnool
Some young people from DYFI want the government to make sure restaurants are clean.
They went to the local government leader and told them that some restaurants are not clean and are serving bad food, which can make people sick.
These restaurants are also charging whatever prices they want and using old ingredients.
The DYFI wants the government to check these restaurants and punish those that aren't following the rules so people can eat safely.
DYFI leaders urged the District Collector to take action against unhygienic hotels.
They submitted a memorandum during the public grievance redressal program.
DYFI alleged hotels neglect cleanliness, serving substandard food.
They reported that many people face health risks like gastric ulcers.
DYFI criticized arbitrary pricing and use of adulterated ingredients by hotels.
- Who
- DYFI leaders, District Collector P. Ranjith Bhasha
- What
- DYFI urged action against unhygienic hotels.
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Kurnool
- Why
- To address public health risks and unfair practices by hotels.
DYFI Concerns
Hotel Owners' Views
Hygiene
DYFI Concerns
Hotels are unhygienic and serving substandard food.
Hotel Owners' Views
The article does not contain information on hotels' views.
Pricing
DYFI Concerns
Hotels charge arbitrary prices.
Hotel Owners' Views
The article does not contain information on hotels' views.
- Organization
- Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI)
- Location
- Kurnool
- Official Addressed
- District Collector P. Ranjith Bhasha
- Issue Addressed
- Unhealthy Hotels
- Allegations
- Substandard food, arbitrary pricing