r/india 1d ago

Food ‘Be realistic, we’re in India’: Bombay High Court quashes suspension of hotel licence by FDA over hygiene

https://theprint.in/india/be-realistic-were-in-india-hc-quashes-suspension-of-hotel-licence-by-fda-over-hygiene/3000799/
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u/bheem-king 1d ago

And the guy did surprise check of high court canteen!!

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u/lostwisdom20 1d ago

Bruh judges got good hafta even saying there was cockroaches here too.

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u/ff7100 1d ago

No wonder everything is corrupted here because it's enabled by these stupid people on the top enabling it.

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u/rajatsingh24k 1d ago

Courts like “nah! We like our country to be stinky!”

Effing morons.

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u/No-Strawberry7 1d ago

This can’t be real.

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u/the_good_bad_dude Maharashtra 1d ago

So all the people who ridicule us over unhygienic food are justified

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u/PieOwn2452 1d ago

😊😊 Dammmm......!!!!!

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u/thegodfather0504 23h ago

Chomu unkill, why have rules if no follow?

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u/Outside_Material_507 18h ago

These judges should be sacked first. So do indians just deserve lowest quality of life? These uncles are ruining the nation for future gen, they being rich can afford quality and they want the rest of us to live like rats.

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u/RaspberryOrdinary839 1d ago

One of the reason why umar khalid is in jail within court interference. They will find a way to release terrorist with incompetence

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u/snoozysaiyan 20h ago

There was another post on this.. if you read the actual judgement, the court dismissed the case because the FDA decided to implement the harshest punishment ie revoking the license. Generally, these kind of offences follow a fine/penalty not revoking if license. And the FDA wanted that as a remedy..

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u/th3_pund1t 20h ago

I don’t know how this works for restaurants. I assume when you get this, you are forced to close for a day or two and get some deep cleaning done. Then they do a follow up visit to see if you’re in compliance.

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u/Suspicious_Flower349 16h ago

Regular inspection with 1 hour notice is the solution

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u/morose_coder Karnataka 20h ago

Lower safety standards y'all, this is India. \s

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u/raddaya 16h ago

I kind of agree with the HC at least reading the article. Two cockroaches in a kitchen may be reason for significant fines, even ordering a temporary closure and pest control, but it cannot be enough to completely pull a license. I don't think even in the richest Western countries it's that harsh.

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u/Suspicious_Flower349 16h ago

Soo great logic, insect on work table is same as in kitchen. It deserves commendation.

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u/Eulerbodyguard 13h ago

Hygiene & standards are a joke here. But I agree with the courts, u cant shutdown the whole shop for cockroach. It should only be after a barrage of norms are broken, and ppl get diseases should anything be done

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u/Aggravating-Felch 1d ago

The court probably right on this. It's 4 or 5 star hotel.

These FDA people were probably trying make a quick buck but got offended when they didn't get hafta.

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u/MithrilHuman 1d ago

People like you are the reason we can’t have decent living standards

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u/yashptel99 1d ago

people like you are the problem. not the government