Video: Dead worm found in food served at high-end Gurugram restaurant
Furious, the IAS officer initially lodged a complaint with the restaurant management. However, after receiving an unsatisfactory response, he escalated the matter to the food and supply department.Officials, soon after, conducted a swift inspection of the restaurant. Samples of paneer, cashew nuts, peanuts, and green chutney were collected and sent to a laboratory in Karnal for testing.The restaurant is now under scrutiny not only for hygiene lapses but also for missing documentation.Officials said that the restaurant failed to produce crucial food safety documents during the inspection, including pest control records and FSSAI (Food Safety and Standards Authority of India)/FoSCoS (Food Safety Compliance System) training certificates.Food safety authorities insisted that they are taking the matter seriously and appropriate action will follow based on the test reports.(With inputs from Neeraj Vashitha) advertisement
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