The Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration suspended Cafe Mondegar’s licence after finding food safety, hygiene, and structural violations.
Reported issues included improper temperature controls, damp floors, and defective drainage.
One report says the action followed an inspection on September 12.
The suspension was described as part of a wider enforcement drive affecting multiple food establishments in Mumbai and Pune.
A separate report said the FDA also seized banned food stock, registered a first information report, and made arrests during a special inspection drive.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Cafe Mondegar’s licence was suspended after food safety-related lapses were found, and that the action fits into a wider enforcement push. Both accounts point to hygiene and structural problems as the basis for the move.
Some details remain report-specific, including the inspection timing and the additional enforcement steps mentioned in one account. The restaurant’s response is also not detailed beyond a reported refusal to comment.
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The reports present the suspension as an enforcement step tied to inspection findings, without adding commentary about motives or broader judgment. They note hygiene and structural deficiencies, and one account says officials framed the move as part of a wider seasonal crackdown. The restaurant’s lack of comment is also included. Overall, the coverage stays factual and procedural.
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The Times of India reports that the Food and Drug Administration suspended the licence of the iconic Cafe Mondegar in Colaba due to multiple hygiene and structural violations, including improper temperature controls, damp floors, and defective drainage. According to the publication, the restaurant declined to comment on the matter. Officials noted that the action is part of a broader enforcement effort affecting several other establishments across the city during the festive season.
Storyboard18 reports that the Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration suspended the licence of Cafe Mondegar in Colaba following an inspection on September 12 that uncovered serious food safety, hygiene, and structural deficiencies. The publication notes that the suspension forms part of a wider enforcement drive targeting various food establishments in Mumbai and Pune. According to the article, the FDA also seized banned food stock, registered a first information report, and made arrests during a separate special inspection drive.