Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi is better aware then these Accidentally Hindu bhatijas of an accidentally Indian Chcha.
Economics is a tricky issue. Due to slaughter, the prices of livestock has gone up a lot. Since disease are common among livestock, if an animal dies then it becomes almost impossible for poor to buy another animal due to increased prices. So yes, it helps the middle class farmers who are not affected by such shocks but hurts the poor farmers.
and what we have now are the cow-species of the foreign variety or the ones mindlessly bred with them years back; far less of any of the original desi cows left. these new ones don't stand the rigours of the climate here very well unlike the earlier desi ones, and are much prone to diseases and illnesses. plus, the cattle smuggling rackets so rampant also deal in cross-border tradings, esp. at bangladesh border (cattle sold for 1.5L-2L/animal). no prizes for guessing where much of the revenue generated thus goes to. for an agrarian society & country where cattle is and has been traditionally called a pillar of the farmer's home (and hence the attached religious significance), turning its economy into one which tries to instead rid itself off of its cattle is quite daft & dismal economics at best, and esp. when its been trying to drive up its dairy production (other countries now wanting to collaborate with India on this, for instance, Japan); hence even the Muslim Chamber of Commerce has had been demanding a strict ban since long. those bastions of individualism like US and Australia have bans in place against slaughter of animals like dogs and cats, them being termed as 'companion animals', while we verily having our traditional companions in the cattle for our farmers as a primarily agricultural society, we are still struggling with trying to preserve their lives thanks to the storm of utter nincompoopery and vapidly doltish insinuations & allegations kicked up around by champions of individualistic freedom when efforts are made to that effect!
Well said. There are much more important issues than discussing who should eat beef and who should not
Well he is a Hindu who lost path and eats Beef like any Muslim losing path and ending up eating pork.
