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Mumbai FDA suspends Radhakrishna Hotel licence after customer alleges dead rat in dosa

Maharashtra FDA has suspended the food licence of Radhakrishna Hotel in Borivali West after a customer allegedly found a dead rat inside a Mysore masala dosa. The complaint was forwarded to the FDA by Borivali Police, following which the department initiated regulatory action

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Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe (File pic)

Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe (File pic)

The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Wednesday, September 30 has suspended the food licence of Radhakrishna Hotel in Borivali West after a customer allegedly found a dead rat inside a Mysore masala dosa served at the eatery.

FDA Joint Commissioner (Food) Santosh Kamble confirmed the suspension to mid-day, making the regulatory action official following the complaint that was earlier forwarded to the department by Borivali Police.

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