Centre should bring all-party law for uniform cow protection policy in the country: Alok Kumar

Mahesh Chandra - Delhi

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• Negligence in cow protection is now akin to treason: Alok Kumar

• Detailed discussion on National Gaudhan Summit 2025 to be held on 5-10 November

• Invitations sent to Prime Minister, President and many other dignitaries

• 600 counters of cow products to be set up in National Gaudhan Summit 2025

International President of Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Shri Alok Kumar has said that "Cow is no longer just a symbol of faith, but is the backbone of self-reliant India. If we cannot protect the cow, then we will not be able to protect our culture and self-respect either!" He said in clear words, "More than 22,000 Gaushalas of the country have become a living model of economic self-reliance and environmental protection. Now the central government will have to make a dedicated, strong and all-party law for cow protection. If a uniform policy for cow protection is not implemented in the entire country, it can shake the cultural foundation of the nation."

Alok Kumar warned that the mistake of considering Gaushalas as only religious institutions will not work anymore. “Only cows can make India a world leader again. Now cow protection is not just a moral responsibility, it should become a priority of national policy. He was addressing a meeting-cum-exhibition held at the office of Rashtriya Gaudhan Mahasangh in Hauz Khas.

In this meeting-cum-exhibition, the organization of Gaudhan Summit 2025 was discussed. This year it will be organized at Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium, New Delhi between 5 and 10 November. More than five lakh participants will participate in this grand event. Invitations have been sent to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the inauguration and President Draupadi Murmu for the closing.

Giving this information, Chief Convenor of Rashtriya Gaudhan Mahasangh Vijay Khurana said that earlier where 9.5 lakh tonnes of cow dung used to flow on roads and drains, now the same cow dung is saving millions of trees from being cut by turning into eco-sensitive wood. He said that more than 22,000 cow shelters active across the country are promoting cow dung through organic farming, Panchgavya medicines, wood made from cow dung and other products. Providing employment to more than 20 lakh people.

Summit convenor and former MP Sunita Duggal said in emotional words, India's welfare is not possible without protecting Krishna's cow and Shiva's Nandi. Cow service is not just a religion, it is a great path of national service. She said that during the summit, cow shelters across the country will exhibit their products and present various models of self-reliance.

Many eminent personalities of the country associated with the cow protection campaign were present in the meeting.