: Bengaluru civic body bans sale of meat, animal slaughter on Ganesh Chaturthi #IndiaNEWS The Bengaluru civic body on Monday banned sale of meat and animal slaughter in the city on August 31 on the occasion

Bengaluru civic body bans sale of meat, animal slaughter on Ganesh Chaturthi #IndiaNEWS
The Bengaluru civic body on Monday banned sale of meat and animal slaughter in the city on August 31 on the occasion of Hindu festival Ganesh Chaturthi.The Animal Husbandry Department of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike issued a circular, saying that the ban will be applicable at all places that fall under its jurisdiction.#BBMP issues circular ordering complete #meatban in #Bengaluru on August 31st due to #GaneshChaturthi pic.twitter.com/SUP6xdNtwm— Imran Khan (@KeypadGuerilla) August 29, 2022 On August 17, the civic body had imposed a similar ban on the occasion of another Hindu festival Janmashtami. Orders like these have also been issued on several occasions such as Basava Jayanti, Maha Shivratri, Gandhi Jayanti, Sarvodaya Day and other religious events, according to the Hindustan Times.On Monday, Janata Dal (Secular) spokesperson Tanveer Ahmed said that while the meat ban will not harm citizens in any manner, the state government should get its priorities right. He described the decision as a “political stunt�?.“In Karnataka, 80% of us are meat eaters,�? Ahmed told news channel Times Now. “If the government has taken this decision it is okay...but it should start contributing significantly for development of Karnataka, the aspirations of youth, the issue of potholes.�?#BreakingComplete meat ban issued in #Bengaluru on Ganesh Chaturthi: "Ban wont harm people but absurd priorities...Read more

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