Ghaziabad House Help Uses Urine to Knead Dough, Family Falls Sick. Watch Shocking Video

A video of a house help using urine to knead dough in a house in Ghaziabad has been going viral on social media. The shocking incident, which took place in Crossings Republik society, came to light after the family discreetly placed a mobile phone in the kitchen to observe how their food was being prepared.

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The family had installed the phone in the kitchen after experiencing persistent liver issues that did not improve, even with medication. That’s when the businessman, who lives in Ghaziabad with his family, suspect that there could be something wrong with the food being prepared by the house help.

The now-viral video opens to show the house help closing the door of the kitchen. As the video goes on, she can be seen urinating in a bowl. As per reports, she used her urine to knead dough to make rotis for the family.

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The video has sparked outrage, and a case has been filed against her. She has since been arrested. As per a report by ABP, the Assistant Commissioner of Police, Wave City, Lipi Nagayach, confirmed the case but mentioned that the housemaid has denied mixing urine into the dough during questioning.

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The woman, who allegedly used urine to knead dough, has been working for the family for the past eight years. Despite a theft that occurred at the residence a few years ago, the businessman never suspected the housemaid of any wrongdoing.

In a similar disturbing incident from April this year, a video of a man selling ‘faluda’ in Telangana’s Warangal district went viral. He was caught on camera masturbating and adding semen to the food. Soon after, the food safety authorities and law enforcement raided the ice cream facility and arrested the man identified as Kaluram Kurbia. A case was registered against Kurbia, a native of Rajasthan, under Section 294 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) for committing obscene acts in public place.