An Indian politician has provoked a backlash for suggesting that a law banning the slaughter of cattle was needed to shield vigilantes who violently attack others in the name of cow protection. The so-called “beef ban” was passed by the lower house of Karnataka’s state assembly on Wednesday, and includes a strict prohibition on the killing of all forms of cattle as well as tough sentences for offenders. While female cows are revered in Hinduism, some Indian states permit...
Full ArticleIndian minister says beef ban law is needed ‘to protect cow vigilantes’
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