The Karnataka High Court has declared that the Karnataka Government’s ordinance related to the ban on cow slaughter is ’constitutionally-valid’. This decision has cleared the obstacles in implementing the ban.
A case has been registered against Former Chief Minister and current Leader of opposition Siddaramaiah for hurting religious sentiments.
Two youth tried to stop a few people who were transporting cows illegally.
BJP MLA from Goshamahal, T. Raja Singh, has alleged that the Srisailam Temple in Andhra Pradesh has fallen into the control of religious fanatics and all contracts and shops are under their monopoly.
A brawl took place between the members of ruling party BJP and the Congress in Karnataka’s Council over the anti-cow slaughter bill.
Sale and transportation of beef will also be a punishable offense. The only exception to this is when the cow is sick and will infect other cows – then slaughter of such cows would be allowed.
A bill banning cow slaughter has been passed in the Karnataka Legislative Assembly. According to this law, killing a cow and calf will be illegal. This law permits the killing of a buffalo over 13 years of age.
Remains of slaughtered cows have been discovered from a drain at Dwarka Sector-23, Pochanur area of Delhi.
An incident of assault occurred in Pension Mohalla when a female journalist reporting against illegal cow slaughter was attacked by religious fanatic butchers.
The Central BJP Government should proactively ban cow slaughter since it is in power and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) does not have to raise demand for that ! New Delhi – Before 54 years from now, thousands of Sadhus, Saints and Cow protectors had staged an agitation on 7th November 1966. Hundreds of Sadhus and … Read more