13 September,2023 10:31 PM IST | Mumbai | Eshan Kalyanikar
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Three outlets of one of Mumbai's most popular restaurants were shut down by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) due to alleged operation without a valid license and non-compliance with regulations.
Shailesh Adhao, FDA Joint Commissioner (Food), stated, "Action was taken against two Bademiyan restaurants in Colaba and another outlet near Asiatic Library."
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He added that these restaurants would remain closed until their owners obtain renewed licenses. This move comes in the wake of the closure of Papa Pancho da Dhaba, a restaurant in Bandra, following a customer's complaint about finding rat meat in a dish.
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"We have taken action against nearly 70 restaurants in the city since then," Adhao disclosed. The Bandra restaurant will also stay closed until it submits all the necessary compliance reports.
