Devout Hindus condemn Muslim organisations for supporting cow slaughter

A police complaint has been lodged

Chennai (Tamil Nadu) – On the night of 16th July, Mr Shivaji, founder-president of Bharat Hindu Munnani, filed a Police complaint to prevent the slaughter of calves. He accompanied the Police to the location where the slaughter was to take place. According to the complaint, the accused informed Muslim organisations about the Police action, following which over 200 Muslims gathered at the spot. The complaint states that the religious fanatics assaulted Mr Shivaji in the presence of Police, seized his vehicle, and threatened to kill him. Bharat Hindu Munnani stated that details of the incident and video evidence had been submitted to the Police in a complaint filed on 19th July. The information was shared with Sanatan Prabhat by the organisation’s Tamil Nadu president, R D Prabhu.

Chennai: Hindutva activists protest against organisations backing cow slaughterers after Shri Shivaji (Founder, Bharat Hindu Munnani) was attacked by a mob of 200 for opposing cow slaughter.

In a country where Hindus are in the majority, cow slaughterers are being glorified. Is… pic.twitter.com/9ztSPnRRBU

— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) July 20, 2026

Muslim organisations are creating a false anti-Hindu narrative ! – Bharat Hindu Munnani

Bharat Hindu Munnani claimed that Muslim organisations linked to the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) deliberately created communal tension by spreading a false narrative that pro-Hindu organisations were trying to stop cattle slaughter, shut down beef shops, or prevent the slaughter and consumption of calves. The organisation condemned the alleged actions, claiming they were politically motivated.

Pro-Hindu organisations demand action

Pro-Hindu organisations have demanded that Chennai Police take strict action against those involved in the incident, including Muslim organisations, individuals responsible for spreading rumours, and those who have made false statements in the media. They warned that if no action is taken, allied Hindu organisations will stage a large protest and lay siege to the Police station.