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Seers of various maths urge Karnataka govt not to repeal anti-cow slaughter and anti-conversion laws

“Seers of various maths urge Karnataka govt not to repeal anti-cow slaughter and anti-conversion laws”, Deccan Herald, August 13, 2023:

“Seers of various maths have urged the Karnataka government not to repeal anti-cow slaughter and anti-conversion laws for any reason. A conference of seers or pontiffs of various maths here unanimously adopted resolutions in this regard.

The seers have also urged the government to ensure implementation of both laws as it is and not to dilute them.

Seers of various maths participated in a ‘Santa Sammelana’ (saints/ seers conference), organised by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad at Yadugiri Yathiraja Math at Malleshwaram here and held discussions regarding various developments with respect to ‘Dharma’…..”

Read the full article at DeccanHerald.com

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