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Delhi Issues Bakrid Advisory, Bans Cow, Camel Sacrifice In Public Places
The advisory, issued by Delhi Development minister Kapil Mishra, also states that animal sacrifice at public places such as roads, streets and open areas will not be permitted under any circumstances.
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PETA India, Police Stop Planned Animal Sacrifice At Telangana Temple
It further noted that Section 4 bars any person from officiating, performing, assisting, participating or offering to participate in such sacrifices.
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UP Bans Gatherings Of Over 50, Animal Sacrifice At Public Places On Bakrid
The Uttar Pradesh government on Monday issued fresh directives ahead of Bakrid, prohibiting gatherings of more than 50 people at any place to celebrate the festival, in view of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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For First Time In 525 Years, No Animal Sacrifice In Tripura Temple
There would be no sacrifice of animals during Durga Puja in the famous Durga Bari temple in Agartala for the first time in 525 years as the Tripura High Court has banned the centuries-old tradition of animal sacrifice in religious places.
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Tripura To Move Supreme Court Over Ban On Animal Sacrifice In Temples
The Tripura government would soon file a special leave petition (SLP) in the Supreme Court over the Tripura High Court ban on animal sacrifice in all the temples of the state.
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After Protests, Sri Lanka To Ban Animal Sacrifices At Hindu Temples
Animal sacrifices at Hindu temples could be banned in Sri Lanka under new plans announced Wednesday, after growing protests over the rituals from the country's Buddhist majority as well as moderate Hindus.
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"No Selfies With Goats": Yogi Adityanath's List Of 'Don'ts' For Bakrid
As the country celebrates Bakrid on Wednesday, animal slaughter in the open will not be allowed in Uttar Pradesh. Selfies during animal sacrifice are also prohibited in the state. In a video conference with district magistrates in UP, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath instructed police and administration to ensure sacrifice of animals on Bakr-Eid was ...
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Delhi Issues Bakrid Advisory, Bans Cow, Camel Sacrifice In Public Places
The advisory, issued by Delhi Development minister Kapil Mishra, also states that animal sacrifice at public places such as roads, streets and open areas will not be permitted under any circumstances.
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PETA India, Police Stop Planned Animal Sacrifice At Telangana Temple
It further noted that Section 4 bars any person from officiating, performing, assisting, participating or offering to participate in such sacrifices.
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UP Bans Gatherings Of Over 50, Animal Sacrifice At Public Places On Bakrid
The Uttar Pradesh government on Monday issued fresh directives ahead of Bakrid, prohibiting gatherings of more than 50 people at any place to celebrate the festival, in view of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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For First Time In 525 Years, No Animal Sacrifice In Tripura Temple
There would be no sacrifice of animals during Durga Puja in the famous Durga Bari temple in Agartala for the first time in 525 years as the Tripura High Court has banned the centuries-old tradition of animal sacrifice in religious places.
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Tripura To Move Supreme Court Over Ban On Animal Sacrifice In Temples
The Tripura government would soon file a special leave petition (SLP) in the Supreme Court over the Tripura High Court ban on animal sacrifice in all the temples of the state.
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After Protests, Sri Lanka To Ban Animal Sacrifices At Hindu Temples
Animal sacrifices at Hindu temples could be banned in Sri Lanka under new plans announced Wednesday, after growing protests over the rituals from the country's Buddhist majority as well as moderate Hindus.
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"No Selfies With Goats": Yogi Adityanath's List Of 'Don'ts' For Bakrid
As the country celebrates Bakrid on Wednesday, animal slaughter in the open will not be allowed in Uttar Pradesh. Selfies during animal sacrifice are also prohibited in the state. In a video conference with district magistrates in UP, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath instructed police and administration to ensure sacrifice of animals on Bakr-Eid was ...
