Flying squad team raided the sweets shop
Jhajjar. In order to earn more profits during the festive season, the game of adulteration in food items also started. Keeping this in mind, teams of Chief Minister Flying Squad, Food Security, Food Supply Department and Intelligence Department jointly raided a sweets shop in Nuna Majra on Thursday. From here the team took samples of sweets, which will be sent to the food safety lab for testing. From there, action will be taken as per rules only on the basis of investigation report. On the occasion of Diwali, there is a high possibility of adulteration in food items. To prevent this, the Chief Minister’s Flying Squad and Intelligence Department team, along with the concerned departments, on Thursday knocked at the famous Nanuram barfi store located in village Nuna Majra. From here the team took samples of barfi and khoya and sealed them. After this the team knocked at Omprakash’s famous Barfi Bhandar. From here the team took samples of paneer, rasgulla and green chutney in the presence of the shopkeeper. The samples were sealed.
The samples taken from both the shops will be sent by the team to the food safety lab for testing. The raiding team included Sub Inspector Sahdev from Chief Minister Flying Squad Rohtak team, Food Safety Officer Rajesh Verma from Jhajjar, Inspectors Ritu and Dharampal from Food Supply Department and the team from Intelligence Department Bahadurgarh. Officials have told people that if they find adulteration in food items, they should immediately report it to the concerned department. So that appropriate action can be taken against adulterators. To stop black marketing of LPG, the Chief Minister Flying Squad team also knocked at a grocery store located in Nuna Majra. The team found 11 cylinders of LPG in the shop. There were 9 cylinders filled in it, one cylinder was empty and one half cylinder. A nozzle has been found at the spot. The shopkeeper could not show any document related to the cylinders. The team has seized the cylinders and nozzles.
