A woman claimed that she found worms inside a packet of Amul milk in a video that has caught widespread attention. As the clip spread, many people raised questions about the product’s quality and storage,
while some users also doubted the claim.
Shared on Instagram, the footage shows a woman reacting in shock as milk kept in a utensil she claims was taken from an Amul packet appears to contain worms. The sight leaves the family visibly disturbed.
Woman Says Worms Found Inside Amul Milk Packet
In the video, the woman is heard saying, “Ye dekho usme kitni hai (Look how many are there in it).” Another person recording the clip asks, “Ye dudh mein se kide nikle hai? (Have worms come out of this milk?)”
The women are disturbed and disgusted by what they see. They also showed the expiry date on the packet and claimed that the milk was ordered before it had expired.
Watch The Clip Here
Amul Responds
The video has received over two million views so far. In the comments section, many expressed concern and advised others to be cautious.
One user commented, “Always check food and drink items before using them.”
Another wrote, “Dudh par se bharosa uth gaya (Have lost trust in milk).”
“The government should take quick action against Amul. This is health-related,” someone else demanded.
At the same time, several users questioned whether the claim shown in the clip was genuine or not.
Responding to the incident, Amul commented from its official handle, saying, “We’ve received your details, and our team is already on the case. You can expect to hear from them very soon.”
Jaipur Raid Uncovers Expired Amul Products
Just over a week before this video surfaced, a major enforcement action took place in Jaipur involving Amul products. According to reports, nearly 1.5 lakh kilograms of expired non-dairy food items were destroyed by the Rajasthan Food Safety Department. The action was taken after authorities uncovered an alleged plan to repackage and sell these products with altered expiry dates.
The consignment reportedly included non-dairy products sold under the Amul brand, such as noodles, ketchup, mayonnaise and energy drinks. These were manufactured by Kaira District Co-operative Milk Producers’ Union and supplied through Advansys India Private Limited.
Around 12,000 cartons containing expired products were recovered. In nearly 3,000 cartons, the expiry dates printed on the packaging had allegedly been erased.
