The Food Safety Department acted on 6 November at the two Ravat Misthan Bhandar outlets on Ajmer Road and Narayan Singh Circle in Jaipur. It destroyed 36 types of adulterated and unfit items and ordered the immediate closure of the restaurant without a valid licence
Under Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma’s ‘Shuddh Aahar‑Adulteration War’ campaign, the inspection was carried out under the guidance of Health Minister Gajendra Singh Kheenvsar. Additional Commissioner Bhagwat Singh and Joint Commissioner V.P. Sharma supervised the inspection on the directions of Food Safety and Drug Control Commissioner Avichal Chaturvedi
Hygiene and labeling lapses at the Ajmer Road outlet
The shop on Ajmer Road lacked packing and expiry dates on packaged sweets, and essential details were missing on ready‑to‑eat foods. Dead cockroaches and flies were found under the bakery counter, and food residues and dirt were on the floor. Raj Kachori and Dahi Puri were being served on newspaper sheets
A sample of saffron‑pistachio barfi was taken and a total of three samples were sent for testing
Unlicensed restaurant on Narayan Singh Circle
An unlicensed restaurant was found on Narayan Singh Circle. It was using several adulterated items such as pizza topping, bread, pav, fruit cocktail, MDH chickpea masala, baby corn, red chilli sauce, green tea, sweet corn and cream. The department ordered the restaurant shut immediately and barred operations until a valid licence is obtained
Exotic dark chocolate and cashew‑pistachio roll samples were taken from the same outlet for testing, and the adulterated items were destroyed
- Three samples were taken for testing
- Approximately 36 types of adulterated and unfit items were destroyed
- Unlicensed restaurant was closed