Maharashtra FDA suspends licences of 3 Mumbai restaurants over grease, pests, missing records
Shalimar, Noor Mohammadi and Rahmania had their licences suspended for serious food-safety violations, following K Rustom's closure. The regulator flagged 25 violations and warned of more inspections and stringent action across Maharashtra.
Maharashtra FDA suspended licences of three Mumbai restaurants (Shalimar, Noor Mohammadi, Rahmania) for serious food-safety violations including grease, pests, and missing records, following K Rustom's closure. Regulator warns more inspections and stringent action ahead across Maharashtra.
Why this matters
The suspensions extend Maharashtra FDA's statewide food-safety push under chief Tukaram Mundhe, following its adulteration crackdown, a ₹2 crore synthetic milk bust, and moves against celebrity endorsers of misleading food ads.
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