Watch Full Video: Hyderabad Godown Caught Injecting Artificial Colors into Watermelons

Shocking investigation reveals harmful artificial chemicals used to color watermelons. Discover the health risks, authorities' raid, and how to spot adulterated fruits. Watch the full video now!

In a recent undercover operation, authorities exposed a disturbing practice of injecting watermelons with artificial chemicals to enhance their color and sweetness. The raid, conducted at a warehouse linked to food adulteration, revealed alarming details about the use of harmful substances like anthocyanin and unnamed synthetic dyes.

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The footage reveals a blatant disregard for public health, with workers casually admitting to using artificial colours to make the watermelons more appealing to consumers. The individual being questioned details how they inject approximately 10 ml of a chemical solution into each watermelon. The colour spreads throughout the fruit.

Authorities Uncover Dangerous Chemical Use in Watermelons – Full Details

Key Highlights from the Video:

Quote from the Raid:
“You’re playing with people’s lives! These chemicals are poison. You’ll face jail for this crime!” – Authority official during the operation.

How Are Watermelons Adulterated?

  1. Chemical Injection: Syringes are used to inject dyes and synthetic agents directly into the fruit.
  2. Quick Spread: Just 10ml of the solution spreads throughout the watermelon, altering its color and taste within hours.
  3. Misleading Appearance: Adulterated watermelons look brighter and redder, tricking buyers into purchasing unsafe produce.

Health Risks of Artificial Chemicals

The use of artificial colours in food products poses significant health risks. These chemicals can cause:

How to Spot Adulterated Watermelons

This exposé highlights the critical need for stricter food safety laws. Always purchase fruits from trusted sellers and stay vigilant to protect your family’s health.

This investigation highlights the urgent need for stricter food safety regulations and enforcement to protect public health. Officer has also points out that many people are getting sick from this and spending lakhs on medicines, just because of these practices of adulteration.

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