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FDA raids murder accused father shop in Pune
Times of India··16 Jul
Maharashtra FDA on July 14 raided M/s BG Goyal and Company in Pune's Market Yard, owned by Pravin Goyal, father of murder accused Siya Goyal. Officials seized 4,172 kg of food products valued at Rs 8,14,630 for licence and labelling violations. The FDA said the raid was under the Food Safety Act and not linked to the murder probe.
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What It Means For You
- Food safety enforcement affects local spice and grocery businesses in Pune.
- The murder case and FDA raid are separate proceedings according to officials.
- Consumers should verify food product licensing and labelling compliance.
What's Happening
- FDA raided Pravin Goyal's Pune shop on July 14.
- Products worth over Rs 8 lakh were seized for alleged safety violations.
- The FDA said the raid was not linked to the murder investigation.
Murder Case Context
- Siya Goyal is accused in realtor Ketan Agarwal's Lohagad Fort murder.
- Goyal and Chaudhary were arrested on June 23.
- Police are investigating a possible secret marriage in Rajasthan.
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