Banning beef in India has become a contentious isue and many people are shouting that many communitiues in India eat beef. Spare a thought and think that 56 nations in the world have banned pork. They alsio have many pork eaters like Coptic Christians, never the less pork is banned.
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MG Singh wrote:Secularism means freedom to worship ones religion. It is nota license to eat beef. India is a predominent Hindu country and beef should be banned.
Incidentally Pakistan also gives protection to minorities. It is in the Pak constitution, but Pork is banned.
Except the states marked in Blue, Cow slaughter is banned in the entire Bharat. You can understand why Cow slaughter should be banned in India.
rambabu wrote:I know, Ban on pork create heated arguments . These heated arguments are mainly from those political parties which are interested in appeasing those minorities to strengthen their Vote Banks. As you said those remain as shouts only.
I think India is not country who banned pork, here it is not possible.
What percent of Hindus support beef ban. It is some upper castes who want it but vast majority does not want it. After all the suppliers of animals to the slaughter houses were their owners for economical reasons. Those who have nothing to do with cows are championing the cause of beef ban.
rambabu wrote:Of course, eating the meat of healthy animal is essential. Even meat of an unhealthy goat will cause harmful diseases. Above all Pigs are not linked with any religion. If these conditions are satisfied a Pork eater can go ahead and relish the taste of the pork.
There is no doubt that eating meat is good for health. But over eating of red meat is not good. Research found that over use of red meat is one of the reasons for some kinds of cancer. Don't try to cook the meat if it is not fresh.
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