KFC customer claims insect in fried chicken, flags it to IAS Tukaram Mundhe; restaurant apologises
KFC India issued an apology after a customer reported finding an insect in his fried chicken order at Gaur City Mall, Greater Noida West. He tagged IAS Tukaram Mundhe to look into the matter. The incident gained significant attention on social media.
A KFC customer in Greater Noida West, Uttar Pradesh claimed to have found an insect in a deep-fried chicken meal they ordered from the outlet at Gaur City Mall on September 5th. The customer, who posted the incident on X, tagged the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner IAS Tukaram Mundhe to investigate the matter.
In response, KFC India apologized for the experience and requested the user to share the order ID to address the concern. The restaurant's post, along with the videos of the alleged insect, received over 82,000 views on X. Meanwhile, IAS Tukaram Mundhe announced a comprehensive standing order to tackle food adulteration during religious and cultural festivals across India, citing an increase in demand for food items during festival periods that could lead to adulterated or unsafe products entering the market.
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