Rahul Mehta Gandhinagar LsCandidate

Thu Sep 05 2013 04:10:24 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

BJP demands legalizing bull slaughter in Goa !! The ban on slaughter of cow to remain, but slaughter on bulls may be legalized. And this will also increase cow-slaughter from back door. (apr-2013)

So BJP-bhagats, are YOU all convinced now that solution to problems of India is Right to Recall drafts and not these corrupt BJP leaders?

Shame on so called cow-worshipers who still dont work to support Right to Recall law-drafts.

Solution I propose is to order BJP leaders across India via SMS to force BJP CM to change his decision. And convince all voters of Goa to order MLAs via SMS to stop bull slaughter.

==== see the paid-India-today news below====

http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/no-beef-in-goa-bjp-to-appeal-for-allowing-bull-slaughter/1/267644.html

No beef in Goa, BJP to appeal for allowing bull slaughter

Panaji, April 25, 2013

With beef in Goa in acute short supply following a high court ban, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government assured the state assembly Thursday that it would request the court to allow slaughter of bulls and male buffaloes at the state-run meat complex. "We will request the court on Monday to allow the state-run meat complex to slaughter bulls and he-buffaloes," Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar said during a discussion in the house, even as beef has been off meat counters in the state for several days now. The ban on beef slaughter in Goa, earlier this week follows a petition to the Panaji bench of the Bombay high court by the Govansh Raksha Abhiyaan (GRA), which had alleged various illegalities within the Goa Meat complex, at Usgao, 30 km from here. A three-member committee, headed by a senior bureaucrat, has also been appointed to probe the allegations of the GRA. Slaughter of bulls, oxen and male buffaloes in Goa is legally allowed only at the government's meat complex, while cow slaughter is banned here. It is illegal to slaughter these animals anywhere else in the state, which means that there is virtually no beef available for consumption in Goa, which consumes nearly 15 tonnes of meat everyday.

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