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Cow smuggling hurts religious sentiments, threatens public order: Jammu and Kashmir High Court
Update / Judgement Date
08 Dec 2024
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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The Jammu and Kashmir High Court dealt with a case involving cow smuggling, religious sentiments, and public order. The petitioners argued that cow smuggling activities had become rampant in the region, causing disruptions in public order and adversely affecting religious sentiments. The court emphasized the importance of protecting religious sentiments but also cautioned against using such issues to justify unlawful activities. The court directed the authorities to take strict measures to prevent cow smuggling while ensuring that public order was maintained. The ruling underscores the need for balanced law enforcement and the protection of religious and social sensitivities.