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An 18-year old Kashmiri boy selling shawls to support his family is beaten, fractured, his head split open not for a crime but for his identity. What is our crime? Existing? Being Kashmiri? Being Muslim? Being poor? How long will these lynch-mob mindsets be allowed to roam free? What exactly are you trying to prove by crushing teenagers who came to earn, not beg?
And where is India’s civil society today?
Where are the prime-time anchors?
Where are the loud editors, newspaper owners, celebrity advocates and politicians who otherwise rush to studios for everything else? Your selective outrage is also violence. Your silence is also participation.
This is not an incident. This is a pattern.
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Shocking | Officials probe claims that "Formaldehyde" a harmful chemical used to preserve dead bodies was used to prolong meat’s shelf life.
Lab tests pending as officials probe claims that harmful chemical preservatives were used to prolong meat’s shelf life
Srinagar: Over a week after the seizure of large quantities of rotten meat across the Kashmir Valley, authorities are now investigating reports that some of the meat may have been treated with formaldehyde, a chemical used to preserve dead bodies and classified as a human carcinogen.
Officials said that laboratory test results are pending, and currently, the presence of formaldehyde remains unconfirmed, with officials describing the reports as “market chatter” at this stage.
According to information obtained by the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), suppliers involved in the recent large-scale confiscation are allegedly suspected of using formaldehyde to prevent the meat from decomposing, raising serious health concerns.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Dr Tariq Tramboo expressed concern over the influx of “unregulated frozen meat coming from outside,” warning that such meat may contain harmful preservatives like formaldehyde, posing a significant public health threat.
Speaking to KNO, Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Kashmir, Smiti Sethi, told KNO that samples are being collected from various parts of the valley and sent for laboratory analysis. “People are talking about formaldehyde, but until the reports arrive, we cannot confirm or rule out anything,” she said. “Samples are being taken from across the valley, and we are awaiting the results.”
This investigation follows one of the largest food safety crackdowns in recent years, during which over 11,000 kilograms of rotten meat were seized. Authorities have assured the public that inspections and raids will continue until markets are free from unsafe food products.
It is noteworthy that the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classifies formaldehyde as a carcinogen, heightening concerns over its potential use in food products—(KNO)