What are the measures being taken by the U.P. government regarding halal-certified items
U.P. govt. gives 15 days time to stores across State for removing halal-certified items
The Uttar Pradesh (U.P.) government has initiated measures regarding halal-certified items. Here are some key points:
- The U.P. government has given stores across the state a 15-day deadline to remove halal-certified items from their shelves.
- This action is seen as an attempt to promote and encourage the consumption of 'jhatka' meat, which is a method of slaughtering animals without prior stunning.
- The government aims to promote a uniform system for meat consumption within the state.
- Stores failing to comply with the directive may face penalties, including the possibility of closure.
- The U.P. government has further stated that it will take strict action against any deliberate misinformation spread about halal-certified items.
- There is an emphasis on promoting transparency and ensuring that consumers have a clear understanding of the products they purchase.
- These measures are part of the government's efforts to address concerns raised by some sections of society related to religious sensitivities and consumer choice.
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