← Chitra Tripathi

misleading
confidence 70.0%
AI-assessed — pending human review

Claim

A National Human Rights Commission team, together with Delhi Police, conducted a raid which found large quantities of branded food products whose old expiry dates had been removed and replaced with new-date labels.

“राष्ट्रीय मानवाधिकार आयोग टीम ने दिल्ली पुलिस के साथ मिलकर छापेमारी की जिसमें बड़ी मात्रा में ब्रांडेड खाद्य उत्पादों पर पुरानी एक्सपायरी डेट हटाकर नई तारीख के लेबल लगा दिए गए थे।”
Chitra Tripathi · Janhit · factual crime
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Rationale

The underlying event is real and contemporaneous with the broadcast: a raid at Westened Corporation in Okhla (early July 2026) uncovered large quantities of branded food products whose expiry dates had been chemically removed and replaced with fake new-date labels; seven people were arrested and goods worth over Rs 20 lakh seized. However, the raid was conducted by Delhi Police together with the Food Safety Department, SDM Badarpur, FSSAI and NGO Mission Mukti — not by an NHRC team. NHRC's role was subsequent: member Priyank Kanoongo visited the premises and publicized the findings, and the Commission took cognizance and issued notices to six authorities. Attributing the raid itself to an 'NHRC team with Delhi Police' overstates NHRC's role, so the claim is substantially true in its core finding but misleading in its attribution.

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