Srinagar, Aug 3, Aug. 4 -- The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly's Committee on Petitions on Monday called for a zero-tolerance crackdown on food adulteration and the illegal sale of antibiotics, stressing that public health must remain a top priority. The meeting, chaired by MLA Pirzada Farooq Ahmad Shah at the Assembly Secretariat, reviewed the Food & Drugs Administration's status report on adulteration in essential food items, including milk, meat, fish, vegetables, spices and packaged food across the Union Territory.Committee members Mir Mohammad Fayaz, Sheikh Ahsan Ahmad (Pardesi), Javaid Iqbal and Shagun Parihar attended the meeting.Expressing concern over the growing public health risk, the Chairman said no citizen should be f...