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Dead Cockroach Found In Biryani At Symbiosis Mess In Indore, Sparks Student Concern

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A dead cockroach found in a plate of biryani served at a mess at Symbiosis University of Applied Sciences, Indore, triggered panic among students and concern among parents on Sunday, raising fresh questions over food hygiene and safety standards on the campus. The incident occurred during a special Sunday lunch when students gathered for a buffet that included biryani.…

Dead Cockroach Found In Biryani At Symbiosis Mess In Indore, Sparks Student Concern

Indore, Madhya Pradesh: A dead cockroach discovered in a student's plate of biryani at Symbiosis University of Applied Sciences, Indore, has left the campus community in a state of worry and raised concerns about food hygiene and safety. The unsettling incident happened during a special Sunday lunch buffet, when a girl student reportedly spotted the dead cockroach in her meal.

The discovery quickly spread among her peers, leading many to stop eating and alert campus staff. Some students even took photos of the plate, but university officials reportedly urged them to delete these images. Despite these requests, the students informed their parents, who then approached university administration, expressing their concerns over the safety of their children's meals.

Campus Administrator Gajendra Singh Shekhawat admitted to the cockroach's presence, stating he was unsure how it ended up in the biryani. He assured that the affected food was removed and the mess was thoroughly cleaned with hot water. Shekhawat described the incident as isolated and claimed that necessary steps have been taken to avoid any future occurrences.

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