Delhi Destroys 6,700 kg of Khoya Over Foul Smell
Delhi authorities destroyed 6,700 kg of khoya, a milk-based ingredient used in sweets, because it smelled foul. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta warned against food adulteration, which means mixing cheap or harmful substances into food. The warning was issued alongside the destruction.
Context
Context: Khoya, also called mawa, is a key base for many Indian sweets, so food safety checks before festivals are common. Adulteration is a long-running problem in India, and food safety rules are enforced by state and city authorities.
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