India is a country with a rapidly developing economy. New paradigms of development are being established in every field. Today, many industrialists of India are being listed in fourth and fifth place in the list of world's richest people. Many industrialists of Indian origin have got their highest names inscribed in the world business world.
Our industrialists have acquired sick industrial units of many rich countries of the world. This scenario prompting our small businessmen to cheat the customers by selling adulteration, underweight or counterfeit goods, the idea of achieving success in time and without effort has made a home in Indians. Businessmen also do not consider adulteration to become a millionaire and millionaire in a hurry.
Widespread tendency of adulteration
Nothing is found pure in India today. There is an adulteration of some or the other thing in every item. It is said that a person brought poison from the market for the purpose of suicide. He did not die after consuming the poison because the poison was adulterated.
Then brought medicines to treat the disease. He died after consuming the medicine, because the medicines were counterfeit. This story proves that adulteration and counterfeit goods are flooded in the market.
Today everything is found to be fake and adulterated. Water in milk, dalda or fat in ghee, horsetail in coriander, leather shavings in tea leaves, papaya seeds in black pepper, stone powder in spices etc. Now synthetic milk, ghee, khoya and other food items are prepared using chemicals, which are very injurious to health.
Some factories manufacturing spurious milk from detergent, urea, refined oil and white oil paint etc. have been caught. Some time ago, a factory for extracting fat by boiling animal bones and meat and making indigenous ghee from it has been caught in the forest of Jharna Nala of Agra. The prevalence of adulteration is attested by the song sung by actor Mehmood in an old Hindi film 'Neel Kamal'-
I don't know what's going on? Garam masala should be full.
The society does not ask people who became rich soon by selling adulterated and counterfeit goods, how did they become rich so quickly? On the contrary, the society respects him as a dharmaveer.
In this way, their misdeeds of selling adulterated and counterfeit goods indirectly get social recognition. Being discreet behind religion, we do not try to know the truth and the exploitation of the society continues.
Lax punishment system
Like the society, the government also supports the adulterers. The law against adulteration and counterfeit goods is very loose. Even if there is a law, it is not enforced. The merchant saves himself by giving a bribe. At first the adulteration is not caught.
Even if caught, it cannot be proved. There are very few laboratories for testing adulterated goods. Whatever they are, they don't work. Samples get spoiled lying for months and years and then no conclusion can be reached from them. Lawyers' arguments in court complicate matters further. Then the complainant feels that the guilty is not an adulterer, he himself is the one who complains of adulteration.
Adulteration and health
Adulteration of food items is highly condemnable. Impure foods harm people's health. Some things make a person seriously ill. Sometimes he becomes a victim of lifelong disease which is not curable. Fake and adulterated medicines are being fulfilled.
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