Mangalhat Hyderabad Unhygienic Meat Sale Busted: 14 Tons Seized, Owner Absconding After Police Raid
Mangalhat Hyderabad unhygienic meat sale busted as police seize 14 tons of decomposed goat and sheep offals. Accused owner absconding.
In a major crackdown, Mangalhat Police busted an unhygienic meat sale racket in Hyderabad, seizing around 14 tons of decomposed goat and sheep offals during a joint raid. The accused owner is currently absconding.
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The operation highlights serious concerns over unhygienic meat sale in Mangalhat Hyderabad, posing a risk to public health.
How the Mangalhat Unhygienic Meat Racket Was Exposed
Acting on specific inputs, a joint team of:
- Mangalhat Police
- Task Force (Golconda Zone)
- Team H-FAST
- GHMC officials
conducted a raid on April 1, 2026, at a shop operating under the name “A to Z Sheep & Goat Offals” in RK Pet, Chisti Chaman Dargah area.
Shocking Method Used to Sell Rotten Meat
During the investigation, officials found that:
- The accused allegedly sourced cheap goat and sheep offals from different states
- Meat was stored for long periods in deep freezers and plastic tubs
- Stagnant water was used to suppress foul smell and delay decomposition
- The spoiled meat was then sold to customers as fresh product
This illegal activity raised serious food safety concerns in Hyderabad.
14 Tons of Decomposed Meat Seized
Authorities recovered:
- Around 14 tons of rotten goat and sheep offals
- Stored under highly unhygienic conditions
The seized material has been taken into custody by GHMC for safe disposal as per health guidelines.
Accused Absconding, Case Registered
The accused has been identified as:
- Mohammed Afroz (41)
Police confirmed that:
- The accused is currently absconding
- A case has been registered and investigation is ongoing
- He was previously involved in a similar offence and had been fined by GHMC on March 10, 2026
Public Health Alert Issued
Authorities have urged citizens to:
- Be cautious while purchasing meat products
- Prefer licensed and hygienic outlets
- Report suspicious food practices to officials
The Mangalhat Hyderabad unhygienic meat sale bust involving 14 tons of decomposed offals has exposed a serious threat to food safety. With the accused absconding, authorities are continuing efforts to ensure strict action and prevent such illegal activities in the future.
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