The Shankaracharya further said that neither the Government nor society is paying adequate attention to this issue.
Speaking on the protection of Gomata, Shankaracharya said, “Gomata is not merely a matter of faith, but the foundation of Indian culture, traditions and the rural economy.
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.
Bhagawan Adi Shankaracharya was somewhere in North India when He came to know of His mother’s impending death. By using his Yogic powers, He travelled through the air to reach her quickly. At her request, He granted her Divine visions.
The Shankaracharya has received such threats multiple times in the past as well.
This is not the first time that the Shankaracharya has received such threats.
A 27-member office-bearer committee has also been announced, with the Shankaracharya himself serving as its president.
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.
Mayank Jain stated that this was not merely an award, but an acknowledgment received by a cultural movement.
The Shankaracharya further stated, “The cow does not belong to any particular caste, sect, or party — cow is the identity of the entire nation.