The Bangladesh Government announced on May 27 that the slaughter of the buffalo had been cancelled and was instead sold for 3 lakh rupees.
Acting on a complaint filed by a devout Hindu organisation, Kaul Bazaar Police conducted a raid and rescued the cows.
Vehicles violating the rules will face action and be seized.
“Nowhere is it written that only a cow must be sacrificed for Bakrid. One can sacrifice a goat as well.
The concerned departments should form flying squads to curb illegal slaughterhouses and illegal transportation of animals.
The Calcutta High Court refused to interfere with the West Bengal Government’s order imposing restrictions on the slaughter of bulls, oxen, cows, calves, and buffaloes in view of Bakri Eid (Eid-ul-Adha).
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.
Muslims will not compromise on the issue of sacrifice. Cows will definitely be sacrificed on Bakri Eid, no matter what Shubhendu does.
CPI-ML (Liberation) Bengal unit has filled the Calcutta High Court against the Suvendu Government’s implementation of the 1950 Animal Slaughter Control Act.
Some housing societies have already been granted permission for slaughter activities, and shopkeepers have also reportedly been allowed to do so.