High Court judges point out that Bakreed festival is approaching and there will be a curfew in Tamil Nadu till August 31.

The Chennai High Court has banned the slaughter of animals in public during the Bakreed festival

Tamil Nadu: The Chennai High Court has ordered that animals should not be sacrificed in public during the Bakreed festival as the corona is spreading not only in Tamil Nadu but across the country.

In this context, Hohokam, the president of the Madurai Indian Association, had filed a case in the Chennai High Court seeking a ban on the sale of meat for the slaughter of goats, cows and camels on the occasion of Baked.

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The petition also alleges that the animals were summoned from several places at the same time and kept without following the rules.

Several other important events were discussed in the presence of Justices Kothari and Krishnasamy, who heard the case.

Curfew until the 31st

Also in the state of Maharashtra, the government was advised not to hold religious ceremonies in public places to celebrate Bakreed festival at home in a simple manner, the party said.

Following this, the lawyers appearing for the Tamil Nadu government have requested that they are given an opportunity to know the opinion of the government.

High Court judges point out that Bakreed festival is approaching and there will be a curfew in Tamil Nadu till August 31.

They issued an order to the Tamil Nadu government and the police to strictly enforce the notification issued by the Central Government on animal sacrifice in public places.