Despite ‘Malhar,’ ‘Jhatka,’ and ‘Halal’ being entirely different concepts, Awhad is deliberately creating confusion and making baseless claims, thus making a mockery of himself. Isn’t it fair to say so ?
The public expects the Supreme Court to reject such deceptive and false arguments and ensure the availability of halal-free products for Indians.
He appealed to the Supreme Court to note that Halal certified products are expensive, and others have to buy such products owing to the demand of only a few people. The next hearing of the case will be on 24th March.
Organisations like the Jamiat Ulema-I-Hind’s ‘Halal’ unit and ‘Halal Shariat Islamic Law Board’ issue ‘Halal’ certificates to products encouraging Muslims to use such products.
Tata Group-owned airline Air India has decided not to serve ‘Halal’ certified meals to Hindu and Sikh passengers on its flights.
To obtain ‘Halal’ certification, ‘Maulanas’ are appointed as “Halal Inspectors,” who have to be paid. This business favours only a certain religion.
At the same time, the railway staff try to explain to the passenger that “tea is vegetarian, not non-vegetarian.”
Investigation revealed 18 companies provide Halal certificates illegally and the Managing Directors of these companies have been served notices.
The money was being sent to bank accounts both in India and abroad, raising suspicions that it might have been used for anti-national activities.
These accused have no right to issue Halal Certificate, yet they were issuing this certificate by taking ten thousand rupees from the establishments.