The Islamabad Food Authority (IFA) is embroiled in controversy following serious allegations against Food Safety Officer Nafeesa Kiran, as reported by Tribune Latest. The officer is accused of demanding bribes and abusing her authority, actions that have allegedly caused significant financial and psychological harm to local trader Muhammad Ahmed. Ahmed, who has been in the milk supply business for several years, claims that his milk worth approximately Rs400,000 was destroyed without formal notice or testing, leading to severe financial distress. In a video statement, Ahmed appealed to the Federal Minister of Interior and Narcotics Control for intervention, highlighting the gravity of the situation as he threatened self-harm due to the harassment. This incident underscores systemic issues within the regulatory framework, raising questions about accountability and oversight within the IFA.