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#Hyderabad: Illegal #icecream manufacturing unit busted in #Attapur #TaskForce police raided an illegal ice cream manufacturing unit operating under the name “#JaiBholenath.” The unit was found using the original #Bholenath brand name to produce spurious ice cream with #harmfulcolours and #chemicals. Acting on #complaints, #police detained the accused, seized...

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