Lotus_stalk
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Top 10 Beef exporters are owned by Hindus, how come Muslims are being targeted ? Only illegal slaughter houses are being closed. Convert your illegal slaughter houses into legal ones, then apply for license.Honestly buddy, all my hyperbole aside, I love Hindus. I am proud of my civilization. I just find Hindutvawadi pustules as ugly and repulsive as Islamist or Christian pustules. Hope that explains my current piss off. I want a pustule mukt Bharat. Will you join me to make it happen? Why should I be happy if the pride and confidence of 80% of my brothers is crushed? How do we compete internationally? But should I feel happy if they are now obviously targeting me and those like me? Socho ....
@Soumitra
That said, there is tremendous resentment here too about food being taken from our mouths. Targeting butchers and abattoirs now. It's obvious Hindus feel they have the upper hand, the numbers, and are trying to trigger riots. Anyone can see that.
You are pushing us to the point that when the Hindutva leadership at the center goes, in 2019 or otherwise (we can wait and bide our time), there will be a rebound payback.
That is the Indian way.
Cheers buddy.
Dangers of Illegal slaughter houses:
Cattle smuggling: If one allows illegal or unregulated slaughterhouses, there is no way to ascertain the conditions in which the animals are kept and the source from which the animals are procured. In the absence of the same, possibility of illegal slaughterhouses being complicit in cattle smuggling arises. Cattle is often the only asset or one of the main assets for rural or semi-urban families. Imagine losing an important asset like your house to a financial fraud; for these families, losing the cattle could mean something similar. This is why we often hear news about skirmishes and even bloody violence related to cattle smuggling from the hinterland.
Loss of revenue to the government: While there are speculations of revenue loss due to negative impact on meat industry (with assumptions of all slaughterhouses being closed), there is another aspect to it. Government is already losing a lot of revenue due to functioning of illegal slaughterhouses as they are not disclosing all the details about their operations. Some reports suggest there was only 1 legal slaughterhouse in the state out of a total 126 surveyed. So factoring in the whole of UP, there is substantial loss of revenue to the government exchequer already.
Environmental hazards: Maintaining a slaughterhouse invariably leads to environmental hazards. Alive animals produce solid and liquid waste, which is rarely treated and properly disposed off in illegal slaughterhouses. After their death, the blood mixed water and animal carcass, if not properly disposed off, causes further health and environmental hazards. Any slaughtering activity leaves behind large quantities of by-products like bones, lungs spleen, oesophagus etc. which won’t pose a hazard if they are processed and suitably utilised, but unregulated and illegal slaughterhouses could dump them carelessly causing further environmental and health hazards.
Hazardous work conditions: Not just animals, but the employees too are impacted in illegal slaughterhouses. Considering a general case, a report about US slaughterhouses talked about the slaughterhouses hiring undocumented workers who themselves were subjected to injuries due to a lack of safety equipment. The Prevention of Cruelty against Animals act specifies how the handler needs to be at least 18 years of age and not be suffering from any communicable diseases. Plus the handlers need to have a license before they can work in a slaughterhouse. An illegal slaughterhouse will hardly care to follow these rules.
Being legal doesn’t mean all’s well: Even if a licensed slaughterhouse is being operated in an area, its by no means necessary that it is ascribing to the Prevention of Cruelty against Animals act. At one legal slaughterhouse in Delhi, authorities on an inspection found loads of violations by the slaughterhouse authorities, which included electrocuting animals instead of stunning and having dismal hygiene. If such is the case in a legal and licensed slaughterhouse, one can only wonder about what goes on in the illegal and unregulated ones.
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