The National Directorate of Consumer Rights Protection has recommended the release of Sultan's Dine from the allegations of using meat from other animals instead of Khasi in Kachchi.
On Monday (March 13), the Assistant Director of the Directorate of Consumer Rights Protection Md. This information was given in an investigation report signed by Abdul Jabbar Mandal.
The report said that the use of meat of other animals except Khasi is undoubtedly proven to be undoubtedly proven The accused institution Sultan's Dine can be exempted from the charges imposed on them.
According to the report, the mobile phone number from which the complaint was filed in the accused company was found to be switched off.
According to the Directorate of Consumer Rights Protection, Sultan's Dine authorities claim that they use beef weighing 7 to 9 kg and being small in size, regarding the suspected thin bones. All these khasir bones are thin.
According to the report, the poison of the complaint of using meat of other animals instead of khasi in the kachi of Sultan's Dine has been a notice of the National Consumer Protection Directorate. In view of that, the Gulshan-2 branch of the accused company was investigated on the ground from 4:30 pm to 4:00 pm on March 9.
Today, the GM, AGM and the manager of the branch at the hearing on behalf of the accused organization today, Saturday (March 13). Present and give oral and written statements.
The report also said that the accused Sultans Dine collected Khasi meat through a vendor called Gost Bitan, a visit to the father's prayers, and the verbal and written statement of the accused. During the slaughter, the representative of the accused organization is occasionally present there, after the cut, the vendor reaches the meat establishment at its own risk.
The report then said that on March 9, the manager of the accused organization orally informed about the collection of 150 kg of beef but the vendor said that the supply of 125 kg.
Recently, a consumer accused the use of meat of other animals instead of Khasi on social media Facebook, which was widely viral on social media. The Department of Consumer Rights Protection was called by the National Directorate of Consumer Protection and the National Directorate of Consumer Protection, Sultan's Dine, then called the branch of Sultan's Dine for hearing.
