Expired seed seized, one arrested
The Hindu
The police have seized ₹1.9 crore worth seeds for which date was expired. The seed was being prepared for sale. The seed was seized at Bandamylaram village in Mulugu mandal and Srinivas, stated to be
The police have seized ₹1.9 crore worth seeds for which date was expired. The seed was being prepared for sale. The seed was seized at Bandamylaram village in Mulugu mandal and Srinivas, stated to be managing director of Kurnool Seeds was arrested by the police. According to Gajwel ACP P. Narayana, the police received information on Monday night that expired seed was being packed on the outskirts. Paddy and maize seed were brought from Kurnool, recycled and being packed. Mr. Narayana called upon people to send WhatsApp message to 79011 00100 about spurious or sub-standard seed.
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