Dog's Severed Head Found in Mohali Food Factory; Workers Flee as Probe Deepens

Authorities in Mohali have fined the factory ₹22,000 for unhygienic conditions while investigating potential use of dog meat in food production.

A momo and spring roll factory in Mohali's Mataur village was found operating in unsanitary conditions, with decayed food materials and bulk plastic bags on-site.
Officials discovered a dog's severed head in the factory's refrigerator, raising concerns about potential use of dog meat in food products.
The factory, which had been supplying food to Chandigarh, Panchkula, and Kalka for two years, has been fined ₹22,000 by the Mohali Municipal Corporation.
Samples of food and the dog's head have been sent for testing to determine any public health risks and confirm whether dog meat was used in production.
The factory workers, reportedly from Nepal, are currently absconding, and authorities are working to locate them as the investigation continues.