Stating that the department has received complaints from the public that the rules are not being followed, it asked BBMP to direct all slaughterhouses and chicken shops in the city to make sure that animals are stunned mandatorily and are unconscious, before they are slaughtered. Further, asking the civic body to check about the stunning facility while issuing licences for slaughterhouses and chicken shops, it has asked the BBMP to report to the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA), Bengaluru Urban, about the action taken.

Recently some right-wing groups had given a call to boycott ‘halal’ meat, ahead of ‘varshadodaku’, the day after Ugadi (Sunday), when many communities in the state have a non-vegetarian feast. BJP national general secretary C T Ravi had even called halal food “economic jihad”.  Over the past few days, the clamour for denial of permission to non-Hindu traders and vendors to carry out business during annual temple fairs and religious events Karnataka has spread to different parts of the state, after it originated from Udupi.

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