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Phagwara Bandh Today to Protest Cow Poisoning Incident
Published : Dec 9, 2024, 12:09 pm IST
Updated : Dec 9, 2024, 12:09 pm IST
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Phagwara Bandh Today to Protest Cow Poisoning Incident
Phagwara Bandh Today to Protest Cow Poisoning Incident

In solidarity with the bandh, the Bar Association of Phagwara has announced the suspension of its work for the day.

Phagwara Bandh Protest Today Latest News: The city of Phagwara is observing a bandh today following a call by the Samuh Hindu Sangathan in protest against the recent tragic incident involving the poisoning and death of a cow. The incident, which the Sangathan has termed Gau Hathya (cow slaughter), has deeply upset the local community and sparked widespread outrage.

Bar Association Supports the Protest

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In solidarity with the bandh, the Bar Association of Phagwara has announced the suspension of its work for the day. Karanjot S. Jhikka, President of the Bar Association, issued a statement urging all members and judicial officers to cooperate with the decision, emphasizing the need to stand with the cause and to avoid inconvenience to lawyers and litigants during the city-wide closure.

“The Bar Association appreciates the understanding and cooperation of its members as we join hands with the community in this cause,” Jhikka said.

City-Wide Shutdown

The bandh has resulted in a complete closure of markets, shops, and schools, with public transportation also being affected. Local businesses and residents have expressed their support for the protest, reflecting the collective sentiment of the city.

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Authorities have heightened security across Phagwara to ensure that the bandh remains peaceful and free of disruptions.

Community Demands Justice

The poisoning and death of the cow have been condemned by various religious and social groups, who are calling for swift and stringent action against those responsible. The Samuh Hindu Sangathan has reiterated its demand for justice, stressing the importance of protecting animals and respecting cultural and religious values.

Appeals for Peace and Harmony

While the bandh highlights the community's strong sentiments, leaders have appealed for calm and unity among residents. “The incident has shaken us, but we must ensure that our protests remain peaceful and constructive,” said a spokesperson for the Sangathan.

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Broader Implications

The incident has brought attention to the need for greater vigilance and sensitivity in dealing with issues that affect religious and cultural beliefs. Citizens have called on the administration to take concrete steps to prevent such incidents in the future.

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