BHABUA, Nov. 13 -- Kaimur district administration officials raided an unauthorised jaggery manufacturing unit in Bealudi village, under the Mohania police station area, and seized approximately 11,250 kg of the product on Thursday, officials said, adding that the operation was part of a special campaign to ensure food safety for the Chhath festival, authorities said. Following a tip-off regarding the manufacturing of substandard jaggery without a license, a team led by Mohania Sub-divisional Magistrate (SDM) Ratna Priyadarshini and Food Safety Officer Roshan Kumar raided Arvind Traders at the village. The officers found that the factory was operating without a valid license and was running on an expired sweets-making license. Neither standards nor quality was maintained and the jaggery was manufactured and stored under unhygienic conditions. However, the operator informed them that he had applied for a license. At least 11,250 kg of jaggery kept in 250 bags, each weighing 45kg and valued at Rs.9 lakh in the open market was seized....