During Navratri, there has been a debate about keeping the meat shops closed. Meanwhile, Sanjay Nirupam, the leader of Shinde faction in Maharashtra, has also demanded to keep the meat shop closed. He said that during Navratri, Hindus of the entire country are engaged in worshiping the Goddess. In such a situation, it is very important to have a sattvic environment. Shiv Sena spokesperson said that the government and the police should ensure that meat shops should remain closed during this period.

Shinde faction leader Sanjay Nirupam said, “Last year also during Navratri, we put this issue in front of people. I went to the police station and talked to the police officers. I told them that Navratri is a very sattvic festival. At this time, the Hindu goddess of the entire country is worshiped, worship and worship.

Mumbai, Maharashtra: on the closure of meat shops during Navratri, Shiv Sena Sena spokesperson sanjay nirupam says, “Last Year, Durn Navratri as Well, We Had Raised This Issue Before. Personally went to the police station and spoke with the police officers. pic.twitter.com/ku8zrzftjq

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‘If someone is more fond of meat, then eat in your house’

He further said, “Taking care of the feelings of all the devotees, the government and the police should ensure that meat shops are closed. If someone is hobby at most, then he should eat in his house, but the way non -vegetarian shops and stalls live on the paths, I think it is objectionable. Efforts should be made by the government in this direction. “

People of all religions should love their God- Nirupam

Shiv Sena spokesperson Sanjay Nirupam also reacted to the question asked about the procession in honor of Prophet Muhammad in Moradabad. He said that ‘I love Muhammad’ means this is a good effort. Followers of all religions should love their respective God. There is nothing wrong in this. But it is a sin to hate other religions and their deities in the name of this love.

He further said, “If a procession is being taken out in the honor of Prophet Muhammad in Moradabad, then this is a good thing, but the procession should not be in a vandalism and part in the fight, otherwise the love that is that will be converted to Hate.”