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PVR INOX reacts after Karnataka health department shuts down counter over allegations of serving customers in used cups

Recently, a video from Bengaluru's Forum Mall went viral as customer alleged used cups were served at a juice counter in the multiplex. The mall has responded to the incident.

PVR INOX reacts after Karnataka health department shuts down counter over allegations of serving customers in used cups

PVR INOX Ltd has clarified after Karnataka's health department shut down a juice counter at its Forum Mall multiplex in Bengaluru due to allegations of serving customers in used cups. The controversy stemmed from a viral video showing staff stacking used beverage glasses one above another. PVR INOX denied reusing cups, stating the damaged ones were set aside.

The multiplex received a notice from the health department and its juice counter was shut down. Health Minister UT Khader emphasized that the same food safety rules apply to all businesses. PVR INOX also conducted an internal investigation, finding "no process deviation."

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