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As of March 2017, cow slaughter had been prohibited in 84 percent of states and Union territories, which account for 99.38 percent of the population.
New Delhi: The Ministry of Environment and Forests on Thursday notified new rules under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, which ban the sale of cows for slaughter in open markets across the country.
As per the first central regulation for cattle business, which was notified on Tuesday, trade is allowed only among farmland owners. The regulation covers cows, bullocks, bulls, buffaloes, steers, heifers and camels.
Centre bans sale of cows for slaughter across India, puts restrictions on sale too - As of March 2017, cow slaughter had been prohibited in 84 perc...
New Delhi: The Ministry of Environment and Forests on Thursday notified new rules under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, which ban the sale of cows for slaughter in open markets across the country.
As per the first central regulation for cattle business, which was notified on Tuesday, trade is allowed only among farmland owners. The regulation covers cows, bullocks, bulls, buffaloes, steers, heifers and camels.
Centre bans sale of cows for slaughter across India, puts restrictions on sale too - As of March 2017, cow slaughter had been prohibited in 84 perc...