The Pakistan made toffees that were allegedly containing beef which were seized by the Food safety officials in Rajasthan's Udaipur in the month of December were found to be unsafe and mis branded after the examination reports of it came to light on Thursday.

Chief Medical Officer Udaipur Shankar Lal Bamnia said "The samples of the said toffee were taken by the medical department and were sent to the Laboratory at Pune, the reports of which had been received according to which the product is found to be unsafe and mis branded."

He said that within these days the shopkeeper can also go for re-sampling and if the reports will be found same than strict legal action will be taken against him by the department.

He further said that now the department will serve a notice to the shopkeeper and he has gice the reply of the notice within a month. Moreover a as the product is found to be unsafe a the matter will be tried in the ADM court and as it is said to be mis branded this matter will be dealt in the Sub Divisional Magistrate Court.

Bamnia said if the shopkeeper will be found gulity than he will be punished under non bailable offence. And a report of the same will be later send to the head office for further action.

It was on December 14th when Food Safety Officials found few Packets of Pakistan made toffee containing beef during a sudden visit to one of the shop after the officials received an information about the sell of these toffees in the market.The officals took samples of the toffee and send it for testing and also seized 3 boxes of toffees containing more than 24 units in each box.

The parcel in which the toffees were delivered were reported ly have Baluchistan's address on it.The wrappers were made in Pakistan with a red mark which indicates that the product is non vegetarian.

The Shopkeeper when asked about the toffees he said that he brought them from Crawford Marker of Mumbai and aware about the content of it.

However all the toffees have been seized from one of the shop located nearby the Collectorate, but the question is that when the beef gelatine is ban in Rajasthan than how these products are easily entering into the state?