Ludhiana: Despite traveling against illegal slaughter at meat shops in the city, Ludhiana Municipal Corporation officials cannot make popular modern cutting homes, with very few advanced meat shop owners to get meat slaughtered in the unit.
Officials said in the selection of several months, they could not adopt a strict attitude towards absent.
Against the slaughter capacity of 50,000 birds in a day, around 1,000 to 1,200 birds were taken to the temporary massacre house of 50 to 60 goats / sheep came with a capacity of 500 in a day.
Municipal Corporation (MC) has fixed Rs 10 for poultry, RS 100 for pigs and Rs 150 for goats / sheep as a cost of slaughter, which must be paid by the shop owner.
The house of the slaughter located on Jalan Hambran was inaugurated in February after almost a one-year delay.
It also includes five shop models where people can buy meat slaughtered by hygienic ways.
Five air-conditioned vehicles are also provided for companies to transport meat slaughtered from slaughterhouses to shops.
The cost of this project is Rs 19.50 Crore.
An official, asking anonymity, claiming that they had started a journey against slaughter in shops.
During the trip, we found that several stores had kept 2 weeks of meat in the fridge.
From one shop, at least one quintering meat like it was confiscated.
He said there was a need to seal several shops where gross violations were reported.
Additional Commissioner Aaditya Dacchalwal said, “There is little increase as the number of birds and goats brought for slaughter has increased.
We will continue the journey against slaughter in the open and shops.” He appealed to the public not to buy meat from the shop unless slaughtered by hygienic way.
According to the Green Tribune National Guidelines (NGT), it is not allowed to remove animal waste in the sewerage system.
At present, the shop owner throws everything into the drain.
NGT has asked MC to stop this practice.
Illegal cuts are still rampant as modern catattiers have not gained popularity
