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The food safety department in Karnataka has ordered the closure of the kitchen at Chairman's Club in Bengaluru following a special inspection. Officials uncovered severe hygiene violations, including 40 kilograms of expired chilli stored for food preparation, improperly labelled food items, and unauthorised artificial colours. The inspection also revealed soiled food spilled across the floor and improper storage of vegetarian and non-vegetarian items together. Following directions from Health and Family Welfare Minister UT Khader after receiving member complaints, expired food products were seized and the restaurant area inside the club was shut down. Legal action has been initiated under the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006 as authorities continue strict inspection drives across food establishments in Bengaluru.

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00:00Well, on that note, viewers, we're taking you next to the state of Karnataka.
00:04This is breaking news that's coming in with regards to a certain posh Bengaluru eatery,
00:09which has now seen action being taken over their filthy kitchen and poor sense of hygiene that was being followed.
00:18The food department in Pact has come out to crack down on this posh Bengaluru eatery.
00:23The chairman's club kitchen has been shut over poor hygiene.
00:26There is filthy kitchen, soiled food spilled across the floor that could be found.
00:3140 kgs expired chili, improperly labelled products.
00:36The chairman's club kitchen shut over serious food safety violations.
00:40The food safety wing of the Department of Food Safety and Drug Administration
00:43conducted a special inspection of the chairman's club in Dollars Colony on September 3rd,
00:49that is yesterday itself, following directions from the Health and Family Welfare Minister UT Khadir.
00:54Officials found 40 kgs of expired chili stored for use as a food product.
01:00Improperly labelled food products, including 5 kgs of breadcrumbs, 2 kgs of sajira products, were also found.
01:07The inspection, in fact, came out to reveal highly unhygienic conditions in the kitchen and food storage areas.
01:14Now, officials also detected the use or storage of unauthorised, prohibited artificial colours
01:19and violations in food storage and handling practices.
01:23Vegetarian, non-vegetarian food products were allegedly being stored in together.
01:27Violation of food safety requirements were rampantly spotted at this very kitchen.
01:33Expired food products were seized.
01:35In the view of serious food safety hygiene violations, the club kitchen was closed.
01:39Now, the department has initiated legal action under the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006 and the relevant rules.
01:46Officials say inspections of the food establishments will continue across Bengaluru
01:51and strict action will be taken against the businesses violating food safety and hygiene norms.
01:56This is what we are learning.
01:58Saghai Raj joining me on the broadcast to bring us more details.
02:00Saghai, this seems to have added another one of those kitchens to a posh eatery that is in Bengaluru
02:07that's now not just under the scrutiny, but its kitchen has been shut
02:11because of the kind of violations that were seen within them when it comes to hygiene.
02:17Absolutely.
02:18And this is one of those prestigious clubs in Bengaluru,
02:21which has been identified as chairman clubs.
02:23And the minister himself had received a complaint from one of the members of this particular club
02:32where he has alleged that there was unhygienic food being reserved in this particular place.
02:38And that's when the health officials who have raided that they have found out 40 kg of expided chili
02:43stored for use of food product and improperly labelled products,
02:47including 5 kg of breadcrumbs and 2 kg of tajira product, were also found.
02:52And even if you see in the visuals and photographs,
02:56it clearly shows that there was no hygienic which was being maintained.
02:59And even the vegetarian non-hygienic food products were allegedly being stored together
03:04in violation of food safety requirements.
03:07And if you notice that the health department has also seized the expiry food in that particular place
03:13and immediately seized this particular restaurant inside the club.
03:18And as I told you earlier, this is one of those prestigious clubs in Bengaluru,
03:22near Sakhanagar, which was being raided by the health department
03:25and subsequently found that it was unhygienic and not safety for the people to eat.
03:31And immediately they seized the entire restaurant.
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