Bakrid

During Bakrid, last year, people from the Jain community, saved more than 100 goats by purchasing them and keeping them in a temple premises, Chandni Chowk.

Justice Karol added that just like last year, permission was granted for animal sacrifice on Bakrid in Dargah premises inside Vishalgadh Fort, it will be the same this time as well.

Ahead of Eid-ul-Adha or Bakrid, African country Morocco, which as a 99 per cent Muslim population, has banned animal slaughter this year.

The area where the Dargah was located earlier was quite small which has now been expanded to more than a thousand square feet. The Hindu community protestors say that the expansion of the Masjid behind the Dargah has been undertaken without the state’s permission, hence illegal. 

Hindu villagers asserted that they would patrol streets during the next Bakrid to prevent the slaughter of large animals.

The remains of around 19 cows had been thrown into the river, and apart from this more than 32 cows had been slaughtered in other nearby areas, as per the report in Organiser.

After committing the murder, Shahjahan fled from the scene. The Kerala police searched for him and arrested him from a nearby bar. 

On Eid-al-Adha, instead of celebrating their festival, Islamists in several parts of the country were preoccupied with attacking and mocking Hindus

Hindu rights organisations have alleged that Javed slaughtered a cow and shared a picture of it on his WhatsApp to instigate Hindu sentiments.

The BJP further added that this measure is a way of payback for 'Vote Jihad' and that such actions are part of the Congress' objective of religious appeasement for votes while confronting Hindu sentiments.