Srinagar, Dec 12, Dec. 12 -- The Food Safety Department conducted raids at several locations in Srinagar on Friday following allegations of adulterated eggs being sold in local markets. While laboratory results are still awaited, the incident has once again triggered criticism over the department's inability to detect contaminated food proactively. Across the Valley, public sentiment suggests that the department often remains reactive, acting only after complaints, viral videos, or public outrage. Recent incidents involving rotten meat, suspected adulterated eggs, and other substandard food items have reinforced the perception that routine inspections and surveillance are inconsistent. Under the Food Safety and Standards Act 2006 and the ...