Joint inspection finds irregularities at 14 establishments in Keralam’s Kozhikode
The team conducted surprise checks at 18 establishments following repeated public complaints about overcharging at hotels and discrepancies in weights and measures.
The Civil Supplies and Legal Metrology departments in Kozhikode, Kerala, have issued notices to 14 commercial establishments following irregularities discovered during a joint market inspection. The inspections, conducted on November 9, targeted 18 establishments in Panthirikkara and Perambra following complaints about overcharging at hotels and discrepancies in weights and measures.
The inspection team, led by Koyilandy Taluk Supply Officer S.K. Sajitha, comprised rationing inspectors, Legal Metrology Inspector Sheeja Adiyodi, and officials Anil Prasad and Praneesh. Subsequent legal proceedings and follow-up checks are planned for the establishments that failed to comply with the issued notices.
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