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This image is not just shocking—it is deeply disturbing. It highlights a serious case of alleged milk adulteration in Kapaswadi, Andheri West, Mumbai, where some people are accused of mixing harmful substances into milk to increase profits. According to reports, the milk was allegedly mixed with: * Detergent powder...

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