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Food Department Seizes 240 Kg of Suspicious Cheese in Rohtak: Shopkeepers Flee After Closing Their Shops; Buried in a Pit, Believed to Have Come From Mewat

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
A team from the Food Safety Department raided Sampla town in Rohtak district and seized approximately 240 kg of suspicious cheese. The cheese was stored in an Eco-Vehicle from Mewat. Upon receiving information about the operation, many shopkeepers in the town closed their shops. The department team collected samples of the cheese from the spot and buried the seized cheese in a pit dug with the help of a JCB. This action created panic among food …
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A team from the Food Safety Department raided Sampla town in Rohtak district and seized approximately 240 kg of suspicious cheese. The cheese was stored in an Eco-Vehicle from Mewat. Upon receiving information about the operation, many shopkeepers in the town closed their shops. The department team collected samples of the cheese from the spot and buried the seized cheese in a pit dug with the help of a JCB. This action created panic among food …

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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