It is shameful for the government that despite the presence of anti-cow slaughter laws in many states across the country, cow slaughter continues to occur, forcing Shankaracharyas to make efforts to stop it.
The cow is not just a symbol of religious devotion but a living symbol of the Indian rural economy, agricultural system and environmental protection.
The Government has already selected land in 13 districts of Delhi for setting up new cowsheds.
Due to his individual and collective spiritual practice, his speech has become Divine. This has a positive impact on his followers, and hence, they are motivated to work for Dharma.
He was speaking at a ‘Nari Shakti Vandana’ programme held in Gorakhpur.
The Shankaracharya has received such threats multiple times in the past as well.
Participants include saints, spiritual leaders, cow protectors, caretakers, herders, and all citizens who revere cow.
Hindus must also remember the Dharmic perspective that underline the inevitability of Gau Mata.
The argument escalated, leading to an attack on the police team and the cow protectors. At that time, more than 50 Muslims had gathered there, reportedly carrying weapons such as swords and iron pipes.
If the proposed Delhi programme materialises as planned, it would become only the third occasion in recorded religious history when the four Shankaracharyas are seen together on one stage.