Hyderabad Mehdipatnam Raid: Unhygienic Ice Candy and Lassi Unit Busted, One Arrested
Hyderabad Mehdipatnam raid exposes unhygienic ice candy and lassi unit at Aliya Ice Cream Parlour. One arrested, materials worth ₹5.44 lakh seized.
A major Hyderabad Mehdipatnam ice candy and lassi unit raid has exposed unhygienic food manufacturing practices, with police arresting one person and seizing materials worth over ₹5.44 lakh.
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According to Munsif News 24×7, the Commissioner’s Task Force (Golconda Zone), along with Mehdipatnam Police, conducted a raid at “Aliya Ice Cream Parlour” in Ahmed Nagar, First Lancer, Bada Bazar, Mehdipatnam, Hyderabad.
Accused Arrested in Hyderabad Food Safety Case
- The accused, Syed Musharafuddin (24), was taken into custody
- He was allegedly running an illegal and unhygienic ice candy and lassi manufacturing unit
- Products were being supplied to the public despite serious hygiene violations
What Was Found During the Raid?
Police seized a large quantity of items from the unit:
- 92 packets of ice candies (each containing 180 pieces)
- 20 packets of lassi candies (each containing 210 pieces)
- 300 glasses of lassi
- 15 buckets of curd (approx. 150 kg)
- 50 kg sugar
- Ice candy and lassi machines
- Citric acid (8 kg) and sucrose
- Flavours including mango, orange, and blueberry
- Multiple packing machines and refrigerators
Total seized property value: ₹5,44,290
Use of Chemicals and Unhygienic Conditions
Officials revealed that:
- Food products were prepared in highly unhygienic conditions
- Chemical substances were used during manufacturing
- The accused was allegedly cheating the public for illegal profits
This Hyderabad Mehdipatnam ice candy and lassi unit bust has raised serious concerns about food safety.
Case Registered and Investigation Ongoing
- A case has been registered under relevant sections of law
- Police are continuing the investigation into the operation
- Further action may be taken based on findings
The Hyderabad Mehdipatnam unhygienic ice candy and lassi unit raid highlights the dangers of unsafe food production. Authorities have urged the public to remain cautious while purchasing such items, as strict action continues against violators.
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