M’luru: After K’taka assembly passes anti-cow slaughter bill, Nalin performs Gau Pooja
Team Udayavani, Dec 10, 2020, 1:41 PM IST
Mangaluru: BJP Karnataka president Nalin Kumar Kateel, an MP, on Thursday alleged that the Congress is resorting to politics of appeasement by opposing the anti-cow slaughter Bill passed by the state Assembly.
The Congress had always favoured cow slaughterers and their opposition to the Bill was not unexpected, he told reporters after performing Gau pooja in front of the district BJP office here.
Kateel said cows have a special place in Indian culture and people have an emotional attachment to cattle. There is an urgent need to keep the culture alive as the number of cattle in the country is declining, he said.
The BJP state chief congratulated Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa and Animal Husbandry Minister Prabhu Chauhan who took the initiative to introduce the law keeping in mind the interests of farmers.
“In the past, did Congress discuss with its opposition before passing the bill? Congress government supports cow slaughterers which is why they have not arrested them during their rule,” he said.
He further added, “Congress is also ‘playing politics’ in the name of farmers.”
Kateel said the government would table the Bill against ”love jihad” in the next Assembly session.
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