Inspections of the two dairies, located in the Mehuwala Mafi Raipur block, were carried out rapidly—within 48 hours of receiving the complaint. The teams quickly confirmed multiple severe sanitation and regulatory violations. Key breaches included the failure to complete necessary registration formalities, untagged animals, and excessive overcrowding of livestock on the properties. Such breaches are often indicators of poor management and systemic issues in local dairy production.

A central finding of the investigation concerned extremely poor waste management practices, which pose a direct threat to public health. Inspectors found that the dairy owners were disposing of cow dung directly into open drains and accumulating large, unsanitary piles of it in open areas. Dr. Agarwal confirmed these conditions created significant environmental hazards, specifically generating excessive populations of mosquitoes, fleas, and larvae, increasing the risk of infection and public inconvenience in the surrounding community.

Following the immediate evidence of non-compliance, the MCD team executed firm penalties on October 13, including issuing official notices and enforcing significant financial challans (fines). The two dairy owners were penalized with fines of ₹16,500 and ₹20,000, respectively, totaling ₹36,500. This immediate financial consequence serves as a deterrent and signals the corporation’s zero-tolerance policy towards violations that compromise the quality and safety environment of local dairy operations.