Boycott Of Halal Meat In Karnataka, Bajrang Dal Activists Arrested

Boycott of Halal meat in Karnataka is taking the form of a movement. Agitation to boycott ‘Halal Meat’ in Karnataka, CM appeals to people to maintain peace.

The boycott of Halal meat in Karnataka is taking the form of a movement. Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) have appealed to the people not to use Halal meat.

Eight Bajrang Dal activists have also been arrested for attacking a shopkeeper selling halal meat in the Shivamogga district of the state.

Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has appealed to celebrate ‘Ugadi’ and ‘Hosa Tadaku’ festivals while maintaining peace and order.

He has also directed the police and administrative officers of all the districts to be extremely vigilant and take strict action against those who disturb the festival.

Instructed officials to be alert.

In the states of South India including Karnataka, ‘Ugadi’ is celebrated as the Hindu New Year. According to the Panchang, it is the first day of the new year.

A day after this people celebrate the ‘Hosa Tadaku’ festival. People cook and eat non-vegetarian food during Hausa Tadaku.

Right-wing organizations have asked people not to buy halal meat, as Muslims already offer it to Allah. In such a situation, halal meat becomes stale, and offering it to Hindu deities is an insult to them.

Seven Bajrang Dal workers were arrested for attacking a shopkeeper selling Halal meat in Shimoga.

Seven Bajrang Dal activists have been arrested for creating a ruckus at a hotel in Bhadravati district for demanding and not providing non-halal meat.

The Bajrang Dal says that in the southern part of the state, 99 percent of the population is Hindus. Therefore, Halal meat should not be sold in this area.

Waqf minister supported the campaign Meanwhile, state mujrai and waqf affairs minister Shashikala Jole said, “We are with Hindu activists campaigning against halal meat.”

I want to know about halal and jerk cuts. Once I get the information, I will talk to CM Bommai and he will take a further decision.