CAG Flags Kerala Meat Sales Without Licences or Vet Checks
A CAG audit found that not a single slaughterhouse in Kerala has all the mandatory licences. The report also flags missing veterinary checks on meat sold to people. Such gaps raise questions about whether the meat being sold is safe to eat.
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Context: The CAG is India's national auditor, which checks how public money and government rules are followed. Meat safety in India relies on licences and vet inspections, so gaps can affect what reaches shops and homes.
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