
Veteran actor Rakesh Bedi has demanded that people who adulterate food, beverages and alcohol be charged with attempted murder. In a video on social media, he argued that such practices put countless…
Veteran actor Rakesh Bedi has demanded that people who adulterate food, beverages and alcohol be charged with attempted murder. In a video on social media, he argued that such practices put countless consumers' lives at risk for profit. Bedi questioned why there are no stern consequences for offenders. He said those compromising product quality to make extra money are effectively endangering many lives.
Bedi's call for attempted murder charges sounds dramatic, but it follows a familiar Indian pattern: citizens venting frustration when regulators fail. The real story is why adulteration, from khoya to alcohol, remains a flourishing business despite existing laws. If the police or FSSAI cannot stop it, no celebrity rant will. The test is simply this: check the conviction rate for food adulteration cases in your city this year. Is it even one per cent?
Source: assamtribune.com
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