Punjab health officials raided a momo factory in Mohali, discovering shocking unhygienic conditions and a severed dog’s head in a fridge. The unit had been supplying food across Chandigarh and nearby areas for over two years. Health department officials in Punjab’s Mohali conducted a raid on a momo and spring roll factory operating under highly unhygienic conditions, uncovering shocking violations, including a severed dog’s head stored in a fridge. Factory raided for unhygienic practices The raid was carried out jointly by the district health department and the municipal corporation as part of a crackdown on food production units operating in unsanitary environments. Authorities acted after receiving a tip-off and reviewing a video showing the factory’s poor hygiene standards in Mataur village, Mohali. During the inspection, officials found decayed and spoiled meat inside the unit. A shocking discovery was made when a severed dog’s head—believed to be that of a pug—was found in a fridge. However, officials clarified that the dog’s remains were not used in food production but were allegedly being kept by factory workers, …