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West Bengal Implements New Animal Slaughter Rules with Penalties
West Bengal has introduced new regulations for animal slaughter, making a fitness certificate mandatory for animals. Violators of these rules face penalties including up to six months in jail or a ₹1,000 fine.
14 May, 03:46 — 14 May, 13:30
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hindustan-timesMostly Factual89d ago
Fit certificate mandatory, six months jail, ₹1,000 fine: New animal slaughter rules in Bengal
The state government said that the guidelines were issued in accordance with the West Bengal Animal Slaughter Control Act of 1950.
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6 Months Jail Or Rs 1,000 Fine: New Animal Slaughter Rules In Bengal
As per the notification, no person shall slaughter any animal (bulls, bullocks, cows, calves, male and female buffalos, buffalo calves and castrated buffalos), unless a certificate declares it fit for slaughter.
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