LIU will now monitor those who spit on food items in Uttarakhand

Now LIU will keep an eye on those spitting in food items…Police alert, DGP gave these strict instructions. Dehradun police registered a case and arrested two accused in the case of spitting in tea in Mussoorie. After such incidents came to light, DGP Abhinav Kumar has issued instructions to all police captains in this regard.

Police has also been alerted to curb incidents of spitting in food items in hotels and dhabas. DGP Abhinav Kumar has issued instructions to all police captains. In such incidents, it has been asked to immediately register a case and arrest the accused.

Not only this, LIU has also been asked to remain active in relation to incidents happening at street vendors etc. DGP Abhinav Kumar issued instructions on Tuesday and said that in recent days, videos of spitting in food items at hotels, vendors etc. were going viral.

There is no place for any such misdeed in Uttarakhand. If anyone is found doing this, strict action will be taken against him. Such incidents not only contaminate food items, but also hurt sentiments. We will take strict action on such acts. – Pushkar Singh Dhami,

In a case that happened in Mussoorie, Dehradun police registered a case and also arrested two accused. Although such incidents are directly related to the Health and Food Safety Department, but in such cases, many social organizations also protest. Therefore, to maintain law and order, the police can also register a case in such cases. In such a situation, the police needs to take immediate action on such information in their areas. These instructions were given:

Hotel and Dhaba operators should get 100 percent verification of their workers and employees done.
Operators should be encouraged to install CCTV cameras in the kitchen.
Attention should also be paid to such incidents during patrolling.
From time to time, the police should check hotels and Dhabas in collaboration with the Food Safety Department.
In such cases, a case should be registered under the Police Act and Section 274 (adulteration in food items) of BNS.
If there is a possibility of linguistic, communal conflict in such cases, then a case should be registered under BNS 196 (1) (acts disturbing communal harmony) or BNS 299 (insulting religious belief).
Run awareness campaign in collaboration with local bodies and Food Safety Department. No place for misdeeds in Uttarakhand