Fear has been stalking a group of poor roadside food vendors in the Mewat district in the Indian province of Haryana. The second is the ambivalence with which the issue of cow protection has been handled by the founding fathers of the Indian Constitution. On another occasion, he called upon the states to initiate strong measures against the fake cow protectors, and the ‘real’ cow protectors to expose imposters who create mayhem in their name. It is useful in this context to revisit the ambivalence with which the framers of the Indian Constitution dealt with the cow protection issue. The cause of cow protection had been enshrined, as it were, in the form of a Directive Principle (Article 48), calling upon the state to enact laws for cow protection.

Source: dna September 15, 2016 09:09 UTC