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Key Points

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Surprise raids were carried out at 13 locations, including unlicensed sweet manufacturers.

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Items destroyed included 265 kg of rasgulla, 45 kg of chhena, 80 kg of milk cake, and 12 kg of grated coconut.

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An additional 520 kg of spoiled khoya and chhena were destroyed at a local market.

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Fourteen samples were sent to a laboratory to confirm the presence of adulteration.

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The department will continue inspections throughout the festive period to ensure food safety.

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Summary

Inspectors found large amounts of rotten or adulterated sweets, khoya and chhena, totaling about 922 kilograms.

They destroyed the unsafe items and collected samples for laboratory testing.

Officials warned that anyone breaking food safety rules will face strict legal action.

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New Words to Learn

10 words
adulteration
the act of adding harmful or fake substances to food, making it unsafe
khoya
a concentrated milk product used in many Indian desserts
chhena
a fresh cheese commonly used to make sweets like rasgulla
rasgulla
soft, syrup‑soaked cheese balls popular in Indian cuisine
laboratory
a facility where scientists test and analyze samples
inspection
a detailed examination to verify compliance with regulations
premises
the building or location where a business operates
purity
the condition of being free from contamination or impurities
responsibility
the duty to act in a way that protects others
foul smell
a strong, unpleasant odor indicating spoilage
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