Amid the ongoing controversy over the alleged use of animal fat in Tirupati laddus, the Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation (GCMMF), the owner of the dairy brand Amul, had filed an FIR against several social media users for spreading misinformation about the brand.

Amul files FIR against social media users for spreading fake rumors about adulterated ghee in Tirupati laddoos. The controversy escalates as laboratory tests reveal the presence of foreign fats in the temple's prasadam.

AMUL has filed an FIR against the fake accounts spreading ‘misinformation’ about the alleged mixture of ‘animal fat’ in AMUL ghee used in the making of Tirupati Prasadam. Speaking to ANI, DCP Cyber Crime Ahmedabad,

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Amid the Tirupati laddoo raw, Amul filed a complaint with Ahmedabad Cyber Crime Police Station on Saturday after false reports on social media 'X' claimed that the ghee used in the Tirupati temple's laddoos was supplied by the Amul company.

GCMMF Managing Director Jayen Mehta said that such misinformation is a matter of serious concern for 36 lakh dairy farmer families dependent on Amul for their livelihood

Amul has filed a complaint with Ahmedabad Cyber Crime Police against false social media claims alleging that its ghee, used in Tirupati temple's prasadam laddoos, contains animal fat. Amul clarified it never supplied ghee to the temple and emphasized that their product undergoes stringent quality checks.