Food safety lapses in Social Justice hostels will invite strict action, says Minister
Minister for Social Justice Vanni Arasu announced that strict action will be taken against those responsible for food safety issues in Social Justice Department hostels. Complaints from students regarding food quality, including the presence of insects, prompted the Minister to inspect the facilities and engage with students about their demands. The department is committed to improving food quality and overall hostel conditions while addressing student concerns.
- ▪Minister Vanni Arasu stated that strict action will be taken against those responsible for food safety lapses in hostels.
- ▪Students reported issues with food quality, including a complaint about a cockroach found in a meal.
- ▪The Minister emphasized that proper food is essential for students to succeed in their studies.
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Minister for Social Justice Vanni Arasu on Saturday (May 30) said strict action would be taken against those responsible for food safety lapses in Social Justice Department hostels.Speaking to the media after inspecting Social Justice hostels in Coimbatore, along with District Collector and officials of the department, the Minister said complaints had been received from students regarding the quality of food served at a hostel, including allegations that a cockroach had been found in the meal.Based on the complaints, the Minister said he interacted directly with students and inspected the food being served.
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