Multiple reports describe a dispute involving FDA officer Tukaram Mundhe. The articles say that, following raids connected to his role, 29 employees under him file a complaint to a minister, citing concerns about his working methods. The reports characterize this as a setback for Mundhe, pointing to the employees’ decision to make their grievances public and to route them through formal channels. The coverage does not present a detailed account of the specific actions being complained about, but it frames the complaint as a response to the circumstances surrounding the raids. The articles also indicate that the complaint is the latest development in an ongoing controversy involving Mundhe and the staff he supervises. Overall, the information shared across the sources centers on the existence of the employee complaint, its scale (29 employees), and that it is submitted to a minister after raids are reported in connection with Mundhe’s duties. The reporting provided does not include confirmed outcomes of any investigation or the minister’s subsequent actions at the time of publication.