Be careful ice cream lovers! Dead centipede in Amul ice cream coming online! Achi-News

Noida: The issue of ice cream has been in the news for the past few days. A few days ago, a human finger was found in ice cream in Maharashtra’s Malad region. Now again a similar incident has taken place in Noida (Centroed Founded in Ice Cream) next to the country’s capital, Delhi.

Yes.. this is a woman ordering ice cream from Blinkit. After the birth, the woman opened the ice cream box and was shocked to find ice cream. The victim lives in Sector-12, Noida. He ordered ice cream from Blinkit on Saturday morning. When the ice cream was delivered, when it was opened, a dead centipede was found in the ice cream.

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The whole family was shocked to see this and after the incident the victim complained to Blinkit. By the way, this is not the first time that such dead organisms have been found in ice cream. Earlier, a severed finger of a human hand was found in Maharashtra. Now there is an incident where a centipede was found in Noida.

What is the event?

Similarly, Deepa, who lives in Sector-12, Noida, thought of bringing ice cream as her children insisted on eating ice cream as it was extremely hot outside. So he ordered Amul Vanilla Magic Ice Cream worth Rs 195 online on Blinkit app. When they opened it, they found a centipede inside. Seeing this he is very scared and later complains to Blinkit about this. He later got a refund from Blinkit.

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Blinkit’s customer care team contacted the Amul ice cream company manager after the incident. But so far he has come to know that there has been no response from the Amul company. As soon as the information about the matter came, the Food and Supplies Department team reached the distribution app store in Sector-22 and learned that the sale of all types of ice cream has been banned.