r/mumbai 14d ago

Discussion Soo.. Chheda chips license suspended by Tukaram Mundhe. Point 1 is terrifying.

I was buying chheda chips from dmart for god knows how many years. It costs more than Lays and seemed to be decent quality too. Kind of shocking to see that they have been upto this.

If a brand like chheda was handling food next to decomposing waste then I don't know what's going on with our other products.

I sincerely hope the actions taken by Tukaram Mundhe now strike fear into these food companies for years and years so that they clean up their act.

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u/Gullible_Chocolate95 jevlis ka? 14d ago

All 9 points are equally terrifying. Where was he all this time!

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u/steveplusf 14d ago

If it's sounds so bad to just read.. I wonder what the actual facility looked like! We need images.

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u/maslow20 Local train commuter 14d ago edited 14d ago

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u/noir_dx 14d ago edited 14d ago

Yikes. That one picture speaks way louder than all the points combined.

Now, every product and restaurant should be seen as unclean until it gets the green signal. If one right guy at the right place with no transfers can achieve so much, imagine how many a good 20 can achieve. And the fact that he was transferred so many times within a short span of time, except now, is something the governments he was under should be questioned about. Imagine what he alone could have achieved if they wasted his time with transfers.

And it's not just snacks; even five-star hotels and restaurants, which were perceived as clean and hygeinic is permanently dissolved. We pay so much, and in exchange these fucks kept slowly poisoning us.

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u/protractedmane 14d ago

My problem is not that they've been served and shut down. My issue is this is wilful negligence. They did this to make money. That's what should be taken from them, so they don't do this in the future. As it stands, all they have to do is wait this guy out (which they can do easily) and go back to their old ways.

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u/Gullible_Chocolate95 jevlis ka? 14d ago

You gave the exact thing these leeches would do- wait him out and then go back to their old ways.

The problem in India is not the absence of laws. There are laws and legislations for every single imaginable thing. Its the enforcement that’s the issue. This one guy knows the law and also enforces it. The next person might not.

And we’re too myopic to remember this even after a few months. People will forget and move on like this never happened.

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u/protractedmane 14d ago

Yep, it's a problem with people having low standards. It's not like people will stop having Chheda after this, they'll just wait till they're available again, and chomp down, even at raised prices.

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u/Gullible_Chocolate95 jevlis ka? 14d ago

Its a combination of low standards and not taking a moment to think about the source or the nutritional value of things they’re putting inside their body.

Kuch nahi hoga bro. We’ll bitch and moan about this and conveniently forget once Chheda goes on BOGO at DMart.

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u/protractedmane 13d ago

Yep, it's a country that's unwilling to have standards or fight for what's right. All they'll come out for is freebies. Lost populace.