In Mathura, people got sick after eating wheat flour puri.
In the Krishna city of Mathura in Uttar Pradesh, a big revelation has come about 250 people falling ill after eating puris and pakoras made from wheat flour on the day of Janmashtami. The flour used to make puris and pakoras was mixed with animal faeces and urine. Despite knowing all this, the traders did not clean it and ground it in the same condition and sold it in the market. This was revealed by the Food Safety Department after examining the samples taken from these shops.
Now the sample reports of all these shops have arrived. In which these samples have been declared failed. Let us tell you that on August 27, 250 people fell victim to food poisoning in Mathura. All these people ate wheat flour puris and pakoras on the night of 26th August i.e. Shri Krishna Janmashtami. All these people were admitted to the hospital. Looking at the situation, the DM of Mathura took notice of the matter and ordered the Food Safety Department to investigate the matter. After this, the department team took samples from five traders Rakesh Goyal, Amit Agarwal of Farah police station area, Ankur Agarwal of Raman Tower of Govind Nagar police station area of ​​Mathura, Naveen Agarwal near Birla Mandir and Brajwasi jaggery seller’s organization from Galla. Mandi.
Mice and squirrel droppings are found in flour
All these samples were tested at the food lab in Agra. Meanwhile, it was found that hygiene is not taken care of while grinding wheat flour. Buckwheat contained animal faeces and urine, yet was ground and marketed. Apart from rats and squirrels, faeces and urine of many other animals have also been found in this flour. Following this report, the food department has banned the sale of loose wheat flour with immediate effect.
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Along with this, all the failed samples are being prosecuted and sent to court. Let us tell you that a large number of people kept fast on the day of Janmashtami. After the Lord was born at midnight, people broke their fast by eating fruits. Meanwhile, devotees were served puris and pakoras made from wheat flour. A similar incident also happened in Mathura and during this 250 people fell ill. After examining these people, the doctors said that the reason behind their illness was food poisoning.
