Srinagar, Nov. 15 -- The seizure and destruction of nearly 1600 kilograms of rotten meat in Kashmir is not merely a food safety violation; it is a disturbing reflection of how greed can overpower conscience. When food, which is meant to nourish human life, becomes a vehicle for making money through deception, society must pause and question the values we are losing. What makes such incidents particularly alarming is not just the quantity of unfit meat seized, but the mindset behind its circulation. Somewhere in the chain, somebody apparently considered profit more important than public health, human dignity and the lives of unsuspecting consumers. This is not business; it is an assault on humanity. Food is not an ordinary commodity. It ca...