After the campaigns against the hijab, halal, and restricting Muslim merchants in temple fairs, Hindu associations in Karnataka presently are arranging a mission to boycott Muslim mango dealers and sculptors from making symbols of Hindu Gods.
The Hindu associations have additionally arranged to challenge the issue of halal accreditation in the country in the court. These associations are ready to wage a fight in court scrutinizing the arrangement of halal confirmation against the Food Safety and Standards Association of India (FSSAI), the overseeing and observing group of food business in India.
Sources said that the rundown of halal items was being ready. The halal confirmation is unlawful and the main power to guarantee food is FSSI. The matter will be taken to the court about halal confirmation, sources said.
However the decision BJP attempted to remove itself from prohibiting mango brokers, it is keeping up with quietness on different issues. Resistance Congress and JD(S) are hammering the decision BJP for these turns of events and AIMIM Chief Asaduddin Owaisi has expressed that the Karnataka government was authorizing distance on Muslims.
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Melukote Cheluvanaraya Swamy temple Sthanik Srinivasan on Thursday said that he will take up a mission across the state to boycott Hindu Gods being etched by Muslim stone carvers. “The Gods of Hindu divine beings etched by Muslim artistes can’t be introduced in the Hindu temples, it is against the customs. I will visit the state and get mindfulness this respect,” he had expressed.
Sri Ram Sena has additionally stretched out the help to ban introducing of Gods in temples that are etched by Muslims and given a call for temple priests not to get any symbols made by the Muslim stone workers.
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