About Refusal to Sale of Beef for Bakri Eid in Maharashtra

Bombay high court refuses to relax ban on sale of beef for Bakri Eid in Maharashtra 
The Bombay high court on Monday did not relax the ban on sale of beef in Maharashtra for Bakri Eid. 
The interim order was passed on a bunch of nine new pleas seeking relaxation of the state's beef ban for three days during the forthcoming Bakri Eid. 

A bench of Justices Abhay Oka and V L Achliya tagged and heard all nine separate petitions and interventions in support of the plea and in support of the ban including one filed by an NGO, Viniyog. 

The main plea was to enable slaughter of bulls and bullocks on the day of the Bakri Eid, which falls on September 25 and for the next two days. One of the reasons for seeking a relaxation on ban was that sacrificing a bull is more economical than sacrificing goats.

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