Hubballi: riding their fight against the government’s decision to introduce eggs in midday food on duty in school children in the Regency of Rear Kalyana Karnataka and Vijayapura, the seer of various mutts in the region has threatened to launch if the government refuses to withdraw the order.
Conveners of all Indian Vegetarian Federation Dairand Swamiji, who are among those who lead the fight, told TII, “Presenting eggs in the middle of the day for government students, government-assisted schools and widewadists, contrary to the tradition of many families.
Government thinking is that it will Helps fight nutrition among children.
But there are vegetarian food items that are rich in protein and vitamins as eggs.
The government must present multi-vitamin vegetarian food so that the religious sentiment of children from the community that only eats vegetarian foods is not hurt.
We don’t opposing people who eat non-vegetarian foods, but school students should not be forced to eat eggs.
“” We will launch our protest in the DIOGIVA on December 20 to put pressure on the government to attract orders.
If not, the government must establish a school and separate streamwadis for children coming from Families who only eat vegetarian food, “he said.
‘Discriminatory transfer from Basava Dharma Maha Jagadguru Pearha in Kawama Sangama, Jagadguru Matte Gangadevi believes that serving eggs to one part of the student, and bananas to another, discriminatory.
“The government must present fruits, milk, and other nutritious food items.
Sersts in this region will hold a meeting to write courses that this protest must be done to force the government to withdraw a decision,” he said.
Jagadguru Tontad Siddaram Swamiji from Yediyur Tontadaraya Samstha Mutt in Gadag said that he had written to the Chairman of the Minister of Bumavaraj Bommai to take awareness of the opposition to the move, and review the decision.
BJP MLA for Hubballi-Dharwad Constitention West Arvind Bellad supports the people who opposed the move.
Indicates that there are other ways that can be explored to improve the health of children, said Bellad, “students should not be forced to eat eggs.
The government must provide food items rich in other nutrients.” In its memorandum to the main minister, Basavalinga Pattadevaru from Hirathan Samshan, Bhalki, has highlighted the inability of children to make decisions based on information about food choices.
“The government must consider serving vegetarian food ‘satvik’ for all students, regardless of their religion and background,” said Memorandum.