In a bold move to protect public health, the state government of India has announced a ban on the sale and consumption of candy floss due to its potential cancer risk.

Recent studies have shown that the ingredients used in making candy floss, particularly the artificial colors and flavors, can have harmful effects on the human body, increasing the risk of developing cancer.

The state government has taken this step as a precautionary measure to safeguard the health of its citizens, especially children who are more vulnerable to the harmful effects of such processed foods.

This ban will come into effect immediately, and authorities have urged the public to refrain from buying or consuming candy floss until further notice.

This decision has been met with mixed reactions, with some applauding the government for taking proactive measures to protect public health, while others expressing concern about the impact on businesses that rely on the sale of candy floss.