Ludhiana: In the absence of law enforcement of illegal slaughter conducted throughout the city, a modern cutting house in Hambran Road Build at a cost of Rs 19.50 Crores suffered losses in its capacity.
According to sources, sophisticated art centers have the capacity to slaughter 16000 birds in one shift, but at this time, only 600 to 700 birds are destroyed every day.
The MC has carried out attacks in several stores two months ago, but now has been stopped because officials claim that there is a lack of staff and official vehicles.
Officials also added that because the upcoming assembly selection, the attack had been postponed until now.
It should be noted that the demand for meat increases during the winter, but even so, there is very little activity at the house of slaughter.
The house of the slaughter was inaugurated in February after waiting for almost a year long, and five models of shops were also built where people could buy meat slaughtered by hygienic ways.
Five air-conditioned vehicles are also provided to transport meat to various stores.
However, many shop owners continue to buy meat from illegal sources so as to avoid costs to be paid in modern abbatir.
One senior MC official claims that they are waiting for instructions from senior officials to carry out attacks.
“As soon as we get approval, we will continue the process,” he said.
There is also a very average response for meat shops models located in Hambran Road, Jamalpur, Gill Road and near the train station.
Representatives of companies that run the house of slaughter and these shops claim that without law enforcement, it is impossible to implement things correctly.
Previously, the response had increased when the raid was carried out but now, everything returned to the square.
The MC should have installed a rendering plant for waste disposal made after cutting meat, but still not installed.
Until now, the company that runs the factory carries waste to its factory in Karnal.