The Kerala High Court ruled, "Ideally, the Travancore Devaswom Board ought to have exercised greater care to ensure that the quantity of jaggery supplied by the manufacturer did not bear symbols, markings or declarations that could give rise to an apprehension of conflict with the religious customs and practices followed at the Temple."
SG Tushar Mehta, representing the UP govt in the SC, expressed shock over products other than meat like cement, iron rods, water bottles, etc requiring halal certification.
UP Police STF arrested members of Halal Council of India for issuing fake certificates in connection to FIR registered after ban on halal products in the state
The Supreme Court granted protection from any coercive action against Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind Halal Trust chief Mahmood Madani and others in connection with a criminal case lodged in UP over the ban on halal-certified products
The government order puts an immediate ban on the production, storage, distribution, and sale of ‘Halal certified’ items citing public health. The “Halal-certified items’ banned include edible items, medicines, and cosmetic items.