Archive · 3 Sep 2025
BIS Seizes Uncertified Goods in Secunderabad, India
Imagine some stores are selling things like cookers and fans, but they haven't been checked to make sure they're safe.
The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is like a safety checker.
They went to a place in Secunderabad and found lots of these unchecked items.
They took them because the items need a special stamp of approval, called BIS certification, to make sure they meet safety rules.
The people selling these items could get in trouble, like going to jail or paying a fine, because they broke the rules.
BIS officials in Hyderabad seized uncertified consumer goods in Secunderabad.
The goods were found in a warehouse at the CTC Complex.
The value of the seized goods exceeded Rs 8 lakh.
A total of 225 consumer goods were seized including pressure cookers and fans.
The products lacked mandatory BIS certification, violating government regulations.
- Who
- Officials from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)
- What
- Seized uncertified consumer goods
- When
- During a raid
- Where
- Secunderabad CTC Complex
- Why
- Because the goods lacked mandatory BIS certification.
- Goods Seized Value
- Rs 8 lakh
- Goods Type
- Consumer goods
- Location of Raid
- Secunderabad CTC Complex
- Goods Count
- 225
- Violation
- Lack of BIS certification
- BIS Act
- 2016