Maharashtra FDA Chief Defends Rs 5 Lakh Fine on Pune Sweet Shop After Court Order

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Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Tukaram Munde has defended the agency's decision to impose a Rs 5 lakh fine on a Pune sweet shop. The action came under scrutiny after the Bombay High Court ordered compensation to be paid to the affected shop. Munde maintained that the FDA's enforcement was justified and conducted in accordance with food safety regulations. The case highlights ongoing tensions between regulatory authorities and businesses over food safety compliance in Maharashtra.

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