KUPWARA, APRIL 25: A fine of Rs 14,000 was imposed on shopkeepers in Kupwara for providing items in unhygienic condition besides other sub-standard services to the visiting customers.
The fine was imposed during an inspection conducted by a team of officials headed by Additional Deputy Commissioner Kupwara, Farooq Ahmad Baba. The shopkeepers were asked to strictly adhere to provisions of Food Safety Act.
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