Hyderabad Adulterated Pickle Unit Busted: Kulsumpura Police Seize 72 Drums, Two Arrested in Jiyaguda
Hyderabad adulterated pickle unit busted in Jiyaguda as Kulsumpura Police seize 72 drums and arrest two for illegal manufacturing.
In a major crackdown on unsafe food practices, Hyderabad adulterated pickle unit busted in Jiyaguda as Kulsumpura Police seized 72 drums of pickles and arrested two individuals involved in illegal manufacturing.
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Illegal Pickle Manufacturing Unit Exposed
The operation was carried out during routine patrolling when police:
- Identified a godown in Venkateshwara Nagar, Jiyaguda
- Found a large-scale pickle production unit running without a license
- Discovered extremely unhygienic conditions
Officials revealed that the accused were producing pickles using spoiled vegetables and low-quality ingredients, posing serious health risks.
Massive Seizure of Adulterated Products
During the raid, police seized:
- 72 drums of pickles (lemon, red chilli, tamarind, amla, sorrel)
- 6 drums of tomato and tamarind paste
- 1 drum of ginger-garlic paste
- Weighing machine used for packaging and sale
The products were reportedly being sold to local shops at cheap prices.
Two Accused Arrested
The arrested individuals have been identified as:
- N. Narsimha (54)
- N. Naresh (45)
Both are residents of Jiyaguda, Hyderabad, and were operating the illegal business.
Case Registered, Investigation Underway
Police registered a case under relevant legal sections:
- Cr. No. 85/2026 at Kulsumpura Police Station
- Charges include adulteration and sale of unsafe food products
Further investigation is ongoing to identify supply networks and distribution channels.
Public Health Warning
Authorities have advised citizens to:
- Avoid buying food items sold at unusually low prices
- Check for proper labeling and certification
- Report suspicious food products to authorities
The Hyderabad adulterated pickle unit busted in Jiyaguda with 72 drums seized and two arrested highlights serious concerns about food safety in the city. Police have assured strict action against those endangering public health through illegal food production.
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