Pani Puri With Toilet Cleaner In It! Seller Kneads Dough With Feet, Adds Urea For Better Taste| Viral Video

Food safety in India is a hot topic on social media. Numerous incidents have surfaced, from rats found in university meals to cockroaches in train food and expired products seized from eateries. Recently, a video showing pani puri vendors kneading dough with their feet has sparked outrage online.

The incident took place in Jharkhand, where street vendors admitted to using toilet cleaner and urea for "better taste," according to an ABP report. The viral video shows two men stepping on dough to knead it. Anshu and Raghavendra, cousins of accused Arvind Yadav, filmed the act after a dispute with Yadav. Following the video's spread, police confiscated Yadav's shop.

Previous Incidents of Food Safety Violations

This isn't the first such incident reported. In September, a Madhya Pradesh vendor was caught kneading momo dough with his feet, causing online backlash. Police arrested Rajkumar Goswami and Sachin Goswami from Rajasthan after locals complained about their food stall near Jabalpur's Bargi police station.

Arvind Yadav, 35, is from Soma village in Jhansi district. Satish Kumar Srivastava, 30, hails from Noorpur village in Jalaun district, Uttar Pradesh. These details were included in the report about the Jharkhand incident.

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These incidents highlight ongoing concerns about food safety standards across India. Authorities are urged to take stricter measures to ensure public health is not compromised by such practices.