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Watch: Does Gurugram Need A Tukaram Mundhe-Style FDA Crackdown After Worm Found In PAUL Sandwich?

Gurugram : The crackdown by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Maharashtra has gained praise for the zero-tolerance policy against hygiene and safety of consumers. However, an incident from Haryana's Gurugram has raised concerns over food safety. A live worm was allegedly found crawling inside a customer's sandwich at the PAUL restaurant, raising concerns about the restaurant's hygiene…

Watch: Does Gurugram Need A Tukaram Mundhe-Style FDA Crackdown After Worm Found In PAUL Sandwich?

In Gurugram, Haryana, a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) crackdown has been praised for its stringent zero-tolerance approach towards food hygiene and safety. However, a recent incident at the PAUL restaurant has sparked concerns about the establishment's cleanliness standards. A video shared on social media depicts a live worm crawling inside a customer's sandwich, a discovery made by Sulabh Mathur at the PAUL outlet located at One Horizon Centre on Golf Course Road.

Mathur, who had eaten about half of the sandwich before noticing the worm, described the situation as "extremely disturbing and concerning." He urged people to be more cautious and vigilant about the food they consume. Following the incident, Mathur shared a screenshot of a conversation with the restaurant management, which included an apology and assurance of an internal investigation.

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