The Lahore High Court has declared the sellers of adulterated powdered milk as enemies of humanity, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

The court said that the culprits who were selling the adulterated milk were committing a crime against society. Such people are a blot on the face of a country and enemies of humankind.

The Lahore High Court judge, Justice Sohail Nasir on Thursday issued a detailed judgement on setting aside the bail application of five accused involved in the adulterated milk case. 

According to the judgement, the accused were manufacturing adulterated powdered milk. They could not get the advantage of working in a factory. During raid, the officials recovered cooking oil, dry milk powder and other items from their possession. 

The contaminated milk is a sweetened poison as detergent/soap and urea are being used for its manufacturing. Though adulterated milk does not cause instant death, but it makes the body house of various diseases. It causes swelling in the eyes and complications in the liver and kidney functions. It could also take lives of pregnant women and patients with heart and blood pressure. For children, adulterated milk is a poison.

It was also observed in the judgement that reports of shifting 2 million litres of tainted powered milk have already been published. 

It also said that reports about administering oxytocin injections to cattle for getting extra milk have also been published in the national dailies. There are also reports of harmful effects of the oxytocin injections on human health as the milk produced after administering this injection could cause cancer and other diseases among its users.

The court observed that this artificial hormone increase injection is banned in Canada, India, Europe and several other countries.

The court ruled though the case of the accused was bailable but they could not deserve the right to plead for the bail. A court uses its discretionary power seeing the distinct nature of every particular case, it further added.

Accused Allah Yar, Umar Hayat, Akhtar Hussain and Muhammad Azam submitted an application to the court seeking bail in an adulterated milk case. They are accused of manufacturing tainted powdered milk in a factory in Arifwala.