Thursday 24th of September 2026

Chinese Cockroach Found in Sultan’s Dine Biryani: Serious Allegations of Health Risks and Irresponsibility

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  • Many famous restaurants in the capital have made the profit of selling food in the wake of the acute gas crisis at home and home.

    “Sultans Dine, a popular and popular restaurant brand, has been accused of ignoring the quality of food and minimum hygiene. A family of a victim has been subjected to an experience that is being served to the buyers in the name of delicious cucumbers and rooster polao.

    ​ Description: The Dangers of a Gas Crisis

    ​The incident took place around 9pm on Thursday (August 13th). Due to the lack of regular gas supply, the common people are forced to close the cooking of their homes and houses due to extreme suffering. Many people are forced to take advantage of this situation to the local restaurant.

    On August 13th, the sultan-dine’s cock was found in Polao and Kachi

    ​Similarly, for a family of six victims, Kacchi Biryani and one rooster bought a polao parcel from Sultans’ Dine. But in the middle of the meal, a Chinese cockroach floats with pulao! The whole family was forced to throw away the rest of the food by looking at the poisonous and unhealthy pests on the plates. The issue of selling food that poses a risk to extreme food security in the general public has sparked outrage.
    On August 13th, the sultan-dine’s cock was found in Polao and Kachi

    ​Sultans Dine: To avoid liability

    ​The company’s response to the allegations of unhealthy food and serious health risks have surfaced.

    ​Hotline’s reluctance: The company has not shown any visible action or sincere regrets after calling the hotline.

    ​Management representative Sajid Zaman denied the incident and said, “We kill insects in every kitchen at least four times a month. This is our routine work and we keep fully hygiene.”

    ​Safai: Sultans Dine’s general manager (GM) Mohammad Alam questioned the authenticity of the allegations. He claimed, “If we had that biryani and the rooster, we would have our own plates. There is a lack of evidence and the unilateral allegations are unacceptable.”

    Threats to consumer rights and public health

    ​Restaurant authorities have demanded the use of “paste control” four times a month, but in reality, the insects in the case of a buyer’s insects are fully questioned their demand for a healthy environment. Home delivery or parcel food has a tech-away box, the restaurant does not have the opportunity to have its own plate—the angry buyers see such comments as a weak strategy to avoid responsibility.

    ​Serving low-quality and unhealthy food in such a direct violation of the Consumer Rights Act is a direct violation of the Consumer Rights Act without taking care of a healthy environment under the guise of taste and brand. Strict action is taken by the concerned monitoring authorities to inspect the restaurant immediately and ensure the quality of proper food.

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