Rajasthan High Court Canteens Halted for Operating Without Licences Amid Unhygienic Conditions

A food safety inspection revealed that canteens within the Rajasthan High Court were operating without licenses and in unsanitary conditions. Officials found rotten food, artificial colors, and dirty utensils. Operations have been prohibited until valid licenses are obtained.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Jaipur | Updated: 03-09-2024 00:42 IST | Created: 03-09-2024 00:42 IST
Rajasthan High Court Canteens Halted for Operating Without Licences Amid Unhygienic Conditions
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A team of food safety officers discovered on Monday that all canteens on the Rajasthan High Court premises were running without food licenses and in unhygienic conditions, officials reported.

During an inspection, rotten potatoes, onions, and other food items were found, alongside artificial colors, dirty utensils, and expired products.

Authorities have prohibited these operators from conducting commercial activities within the high court premises until they secure a valid license, officials stated.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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