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Keeping in mind the upcoming festival of Bakrid (Eid-ul-Azha), the Delhi government has taken very strict steps to maintain animal welfare and law and order. Delhi Development Minister Kapil Mishra has issued strict guidelines to the concerned departments to ensure strict compliance with animal welfare laws. The government has made it clear that strict legal action will be taken by directly filing criminal cases against those found illegally transporting, selling or sacrificing cows, calves, camels and other prohibited animals during the festival.
There will be a complete ban on the sacrifice of these animals, FIR will be registered if the law is broken
Cabinet Minister Kapil Mishra, while issuing official instructions, has clarified a list of banned animals, whose sacrifice will be completely illegal in Delhi. According to this guideline:
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on the occasion of Bakrid Gauvansh (cow and calf) There will be a complete ban on sacrifice.
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in Delhi Camel Sacrifice has also been declared completely banned.
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Those violating these rules or trying to harm the restricted animals will be booked under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act and other sections.
Ban on buying, selling and sacrifice of animals in public places
Minister Kapil Mishra has made it clear in the order that neither sacrifices can be made on the roads, streets, parks or any public place of Delhi nor animals can be bought and sold openly (illegal markets).
Such activities in public places will be considered completely illegal. The administration has directed that sacrifices will be made only as determined and identified by the government. valid sites It can be given only. Apart from this, instructions have also been given to keep special vigil on illegal transportation of animals and increase checking on the border.
If you throw garbage on the streets or shed blood in drains and sewers, then no good!
The Delhi government has also taken a strict stance to maintain cleanliness during the festival. Development Minister Kapil Mishra said that complaints are often received that after sacrifice, the remains are thrown in the open. This time, heavy fines and legal action will be taken against those who do so.
According to the new rules, there will be a strict ban on spreading garbage and filth in drains, roads or open fields after the sacrifice. There will be complete prohibition of dumping animal waste and blood into sewer lines or drainage systems. For this, MCD and related departments have been asked to make special arrangements for special cleanliness and waste disposal.
“Public should follow the rules, inform the police immediately if any violation is seen.”
After the meeting with administrative officials, Kapil Mishra has appealed to the citizens of Delhi to celebrate the festival with peace and harmony. He said that the purpose of issuing these guidelines is to maintain law and order and cleanliness.
The Minister has also appealed to the general public for cooperation and said that if any person is found violating these rules or trying to smuggle/sacrifice prohibited animals, then the local people should immediately inform the Delhi Police or the concerned authorities. Any culprit violating the rules will not be spared.