Cow trafficking in Bangladesh; Mamata's action to take action

India's central home minister and senior BJP leader Harsraj Ahir requested West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to take steps to stop smuggling of cattle in Bangladesh.

On Thursday, in a ceremony at Rajendranagar in Hyderabad, Cow is a very useful animal from many aspects. Made from cow urine, medicines are made. I am very surprised that when I see a large number of cows being trafficked in Bangladesh through West Bengal. It's very unfortunate.
I will request the State Government of West Bengal to take steps to stop such illegal activity from now on. Cow protection is considered very sacred in this country and every Indian is very concerned about it.

Expressing concern over the ban on cow slaughter, the Union Minister said that the slaughter of cows across the country has already been declared illegal.Of the 29 states, 24 have different restrictions on the sale and sale of cow but unfortunately it is not being implemented. Cows contain a special place in India's culture. Protecting cows is not only the responsibility of Hindus, but the entire countrymen will have to come forward in this work.

Satyam Shivam Sundaram Gaw Nivas, the largest gourd in south India, is in Gaganpahar in Rajendranagar.
While speaking, the State Minister for Home Affairs said that only slogans or slogans can not be slaughtered or killed by people, beating or killing people. Humans should understand the benefits and benefits of the cow in very quiet manner.
Hansraj Ahir also expressed his concern over the death of BSF jawans in the Tripura cattle breeders, saying that he had to give life to save the holy cow. We went to each and every person and I am very happy that due to the efforts of every Indian, the number of killings, cow slaughter and cow trafficking in the country has decreased today.