IT Student Finds Dead Frog In Hostel Canteen Meal, Shares Pic On Social Media

A student of the Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) shared on social media that he found a dead frog in his hostel meal. The student, identified as Aaryansh, turned to social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) to recount his harrowing experience, prompting an outpouring of reactions from fellow users. "This is KIIT Bhubaneswar, ranked 42 among engineering colleges in India, where parents pay approx 17.5 lakhs to get their child an engineering degree. This is the food being served at the college hostel. Then we wonder why students from India migrate to other countries for better education and facilities," Aaraynsh wrote in the post. He also shared a picture of his thali and spilt food with the dead frog covered in it.
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Take a look at the post:

This is KIT Bhubaneswar, ranked ~42 among engineering colleges in India, where parents pay approx 17.5 lakhs to get their child an engineering degree. This is the food being served at the college hostel.

Then we wonder why students from India migrate to other countries for… pic.twitter.com/QmPaz4mD82— Aaraynsh (@aaraynsh) September 23, 2023

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Responding to the mounting outrage, KIIT took notice of the situation and, in an effort to address the matter, issued a notice stipulating a one-day deduction in payment to the hostel food provider as a punitive measure.
Shortly after his initial post, Aaryansh updated his followers on a circular released by the institute on September 23. The circular, directed at the mess contractor, acknowledged the "totally unhygienic" nature of the food being served and expressed dissatisfaction voiced by students regarding their lunch. Furthermore, it declared, "Therefore, one day's payment for (breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner) food items is hereby deducted as a token of punishment since this concerns the boarders' health and hygiene. Further, you are WARNED to be very much careful while preparing food for the boarders of your allotted hostels. You are again instructed to keep your kitchen, store and food quality hygiene."

So, the authorities decided to deduct one day's payment from the mess service provider as a solution to this issue. 🥲 https://t.co/HbY6jZAIIp— Aaraynsh (@aaraynsh) September 24, 2023

Aaryansh's subsequent post lamented the institution's response, "So, this is the value of human life. The hostel where the frog was served, at Bhubaneswar University, in an attempt to do damage control, decided to deduct only one day's payment from the mess provider company! Just wow."
The tweets received many comments from the users. Take a look at some of the reactions:
 

Suddenly, I'm appreciating the food from my hostel mess a lot more. It was quite good, now when I think about it. Grateful for those meals. 😐— Srishti (@swishtee) September 23, 2023

reminds me of that time when i got blade in my hostel food— Yash Budhia (@YashBudhiya) September 23, 2023

Pathetic....the institution,the canteen contractor, the incharge all should be sued & their licences should be suspended.— Adv.Mamta Trivedi (@MamtaTrivedi29) September 23, 2023

You are doing a great job bro raising ur voice on these issues .......real influencer 🔥🔥🫶🏻🫶🏻— Sonali🐭 (@ydv_sonali_) September 23, 2023

Extreme sad state of affairs...😔— Sneha Ashok Bhamare (@SnehaBhamare) September 23, 2023

Once we got Lizard in food in our Hostel Mess. Didn't ate in Mess for whole semester after that.— Abhay 🇮🇳 (@InfinityAbhay) September 23, 2023