The Delhi High Court was told by an advocate, Anurag Dubey, about the lack of any facility to test the presence of oxytocin - which could cause cancer - in food articles. The advocate has filed a PIL for steps to prevent pesticides in fruits and vegetable available in markets.
(Lack of Safe Food Kills 2.2 Million Every Year: Experts)The court had earlier also took suo moto cognizance of the report which said that pesticide-laced vegetables, fruits and other edible items are available in the markets of national capital. The court has posted the matter for September 24 for final hearing.
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(Lack of Safe Food Kills 2.2 Million Every Year: Experts)The court had earlier also took suo moto cognizance of the report which said that pesticide-laced vegetables, fruits and other edible items are available in the markets of national capital. The court has posted the matter for September 24 for final hearing.