Shankaracharya's Call for Cows in Parliament Sparks Debate
Shankaracharya Avimukteshwaranand advocates for taking a living cow into India's new Parliament for blessings. He calls for nationwide cow shelters and financial rewards for caretakers. Demanding justice in cow protection, he emphasizes the need for legislation and protocol, critiquing the government's current stance on cow slaughter.

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Shankaracharya Avimukteshwaranand has stirred debate by questioning why a living cow was not taken into the newly inaugurated Parliament at Central Vista, despite a cow statue being present.
Emphasizing the cow's cultural significance, the seer advocates for 'Ramadhams'—cow shelters nationwide—and financial incentives for caretakers, urging the government to legislate on cow protection.
He further criticizes government actions pertaining to cow welfare and language policy, pressing for criminal justice in ongoing cases while decrying current societal celebrations lacking genuine respect for cows.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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