← Chitra Tripathi

accurate
confidence 75.0%
AI-assessed — pending human review

Claim

It is being reported that expired items, after being affixed with new expiry-date stickers, were being supplied even to foreign countries.

“बताया जा रहा है एक्सपायर आइटम्स पर नई एक्सपायरी डेट का स्टीकर चिपकाकर विदेशों तक में इसकी सप्लाई हो रही थी।”
Chitra Tripathi · Janhit · factual crime
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Rationale

The anchor's statement matches contemporaneous police-sourced wire reporting on the Okhla (Delhi) expired-food racket busted around 2–3 July 2026. Multiple wire agencies (IANS, ANI) reported that the accused affixed new expiry-date stickers/printed fresh dates on expired international-brand food items and supplied them to markets and e-commerce platforms across India and overseas/exported them as genuine. The anchor hedged with 'it is being reported', which accurately reflects the police claims; the foreign-supply element rests on police statements rather than independently verified export records, hence confidence is moderate rather than high. No Indian fact-checker (AltNews, BOOM, Factly, Newschecker, PIB) had contradicted this reporting as of the broadcast date.

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