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Delhi Police Bust Expired Food Racket, Seize Products Worth Over Rs 20 Lakh

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Authorities in Delhi have dismantled a racket involving the sale of expired and near-expiry food products. The accused purchased these items from popular brands at discounted prices due to their approaching or passed expiry dates. Chemical thinners were then used to erase the original manufacturing and expiry date labels on the packaging. The tampered products were likely being resold to unsuspecting consumers at regular market prices. Goods worth more than Rs 20 lakh were seized during the operation.

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