On Thu, Jun 8, 2017 at 7:56 PM, p.v. narayanan > wrote: > > > Subject: Why We are beef..... & why we love to worship Cow..... > > > > Reasons..... > Why We are against beef..... & why we love to worship Cow..... > . > The very first thing that we should know is that there are 3600 butcher > houses in India that carries a license to kill cows. Other than that there > are almost 36,000 butcher houses in India that are running illegally. > Almost 2, 50, 00,000 cows are killed annually. Apart from that 1.25 crore > buffaloes, 2 – 3 crore pigs and countless other smaller animals like goat, > poultry, etc. are killed, making India as butchering capital of the world. > . > Looking at this, in 1998, few of the think alike people grouped with Rajiv > Bhai and filed a case in Supreme Court. There are two institutions named – > ‘Akhil Bhartiye Gou Sevak Sangh’, with which Rajiv Bhai was associated > (headquarter located in Vardha, hometown of Rajiv Bhai) and other is > ‘Ahimsa Army Thrust’; together filed the case. Eventually Gujarat > Government also joined them. > . > Now the case that was filed said that the cow and other cattle should not > be butchered. The butchers were the other party and asked – ‘why should the > cattle not killed?’ > Rajiv Bhai requested that this matter is far serious matter and a bigger > bench, and not just 2 judges, should address this issue. It took almost 3-4 > years for Supreme Court to agree to this condition and it finally created a > constitutional bench. A seven judge constitutional bench was created under > the chairmanship of ex-Chief Justice of India, Shri R. C. Lahoti. The > hearing was carried on from 2004 to September 2005. > . > The butchers appointed some of most prestigious lawyers, with fees as high > as 50 lakhs, as their advocate. Some of such lawyers are – Soli Sorabji > (Fees – 20 lakh), Kapil Sibbal (Fees – 22 Lakh), and Mahesh Jeth Malani, > son of Ram Jeth Malani (Fees – 32 to 35 Lack), all on the butchers side! > . > Rajiv Bhai couldn’t get a lawyer as he did not have enough money to hire > one. So he told the court about this. The court suggested – ‘what if we > assign you a lawyer?’ Rajiv Bhai responded by saying – ‘That would really > help, but if you would allow us to argue for our own case then that it > would be really great’. The court agreed and assigned him an M E Eskuri and > thereafter they started fighting their case. > . > So, the butchers put forward the same arguments that people like Sharad > Pawar, Nehru or similar people with a Macaulised education system had been > vocalizing for long. > First sophistry (ill argument) given by butchers was – > 1. There is no use in saving an old cow. We are strengthening the Indian > Economy as the meat is exported. > Second ill argument – > 2. There is lack of proper fodder for cows and cattle. It is better to > kill them than letting them die of hunger. > Third ill argument was – > 3. There is no place for people to live in India, then where will be the > cattle reared? > Fourth Argument – > 4. We get precious foreign currency with its export. > And the most dangerous of all arguments given by the butchers were – > 5. Butchering cattle is their religious right. > . > Do you know who the butchers were who gave this argument? Among the Muslim > community there is a subcategory known as ‘Qhureshi’s’ who out of all > Muslims kill most. It was them who presented this argument. > . > Without expressing any anger and with immense patience, Rajiv Bhai > presented the facts and figures for the ill arguments given by the butchers. > For the first ill argument Rajiv Bhai presented evidences to the court, > i.e. if a cow is butchered then country earns money as well as precious > foreign currency through export. He started by presenting facts and figures > on the scenario – if a cow is killed then how much meat, blood and bones > are collected. > A healthy cow weigh around 3 to 3.5 quintal and when it is butchered then > about 70 kilo meat is extracted. One kilo meat is exported at the rate of > about Rs. 50, so that means 70 kilo will give around Rs. 3,500 (70x50)! > Now, about 25 liters of blood is extracted out of the same healthy cow, > which fetch about Rs. 1500 to 2000. > About 30-35 kilo bones are also extracted that is sold for about Rs. 1,000 > to 1,200. > So ultimately when a cow is butchered and sold as parts, then no more than > Rs. 7,000 is earned. > . > Thereafter, Rajiv Bhai presented the exact opposite argument. What if a > cow is not killed? What if it is reared, then how much can be earned out of > it? Its calculation is as follows – > A healthy cow gives around 10 kilos of gobar or cow dung and about 3 > liters of gau mutra or urine. Out of 1 kilo gobar/cow dung about 33 kilos > manure is made, which is also known as organic manure. At this point the > judge asked – ‘how is it possible?’ > Rajiv Bhai asked for some time and a place to prove his point. Court > acknowledged and Rajiv Bhai proved his point by actually producing 33 kilos > organic manure by using 1 kilo gobar or cow dung. He asked the court to > call the IRC scientists to get it tested. After test it was proved that > this manure contain all essential 18 micronutrients that soil of a > cultivated field needs, like manganese, phosphate, potassium, calcium, > iron, cobalt, silicon, etc. Artificial fertilizers rarely contain more than > 3 minerals. Therefore cow dung manure is ten times better that the > artificial one. This court acknowledged. > . > Then Rajiv Bhai suggested that if it is not against the court protocol > then the judge can come and see how we make 33 kilo organic manure from 1 > kilo cow dung in our own village. He said that his parents are working on > this from last 15 years. > Furthermore, 1 kilo organic manure is sold in international market for > about Rs.6. Therefore, on daily basis 10 kilo cow dung fetch around Rs. > 1,800 to 2,000 > (330 kilo manure from 10 kilo cow dung @ of Rs.6). > And then there are no Sundays or weekly off in getting cow dung. Therefore > in 365 days/ years we can earn about – > 1,800 x 365 = Rs. 6,57,000/year out of cow dung > On an average a cow’s age is about 20 years and it keep giving cow dung > till its last day. It may not be beyond imagination that how much one can > earn just by cow’s cow dung. It goes in millions. > 1,800 x 365 x 20 = Rs. 1,31,40,000 > . > Thousands of years back it was already written in our sacred books that > goddess Laxmi reside in Cow’s cow dung. How true could it be now!!! > . > This argument is a slap in the face of that elite generation who went > through the Macaulized education system, and who consider our religion, > culture and teachings as mere hypocrisy, and who laugh at the thought of > Goddess Laxmi residing in cow’s cow dung! > . > Now let’s talk about gau mutra or urine. > A cow gives around 2 to 2.25 liters of urine per day. Urine is useful in > making medicine for diabetes, arthritis, bronchitis, bronchial asthma, > tuberculosis, osteomyelitis etc. and some 48 various other diseases! > 1 liter urine is sold in market for about Rs. 500 and that also in Indian > market. In international market a liter of urine can fetch far more. Did > you know that in America gau mutra or urine is patented? There is not just > one patent but three different patents. And, that the American government > import cow’s urine every year from India and make medicine for cancer, > diabetes etc. So if we calculate according to the American market then a > liter of cow’s urine can get about Rs. 1,200 to 1,300. That means just out > of cows urine we can earn about Rs. 3,000 daily. Therefore > in a years we can earn – 3,000 x 365 = 10,95,000 > in 20 years we can earn – 3000 x 365 x 20 = 2,19,00,000 > millions again by just selling urine!!! > . > The same cow’s cow dung can also produce methane gas, which can be used as > an alternate to LPG in our kitchen to cook food and also to run a vehicle – > yes even a four wheel vehicle! Exactly the way a vehicle can run on LPG > gas, a vehicle can also run on methane gas. > . > The Judge could not believe it. Thus, Rajiv Bhai said that if you allow > then we will fit a methane gas cylinder in your car. You can test drive it > yourself. Judge gave his permission. Judge used this for three full > months!!! He said that the expense is also way less – just 50 to 60 paisa > per kilometer and in diesel it comes around Rs. 4 per kilometer! And unlike > diesel, there is no smoke generated from the burning of methane. Plus there > is rarely any sound pollution in vehicle running on methane gas. Judge was > impressed. > Now Rajiv bhai extended his argument. If we get 10 kilo cow dung/day then > how much methane gas can be produced out of it per year and in 20 years? > There are 17 crore cows in our country then if we collect cow dung of all > these cows and use it to make methane then we can get about 1 lakh 32 > thousand crore! We can run our whole transportation without diesel, without > petrol. Then we won’t have to beg the Arabs for crude oil and America for > it currency to buy the crude oil. In this way our Rupee will also get > strengthen. > . > Supreme Court was shaken and stormed after listening to Rajiv Bhai’s > calculations. Finally judge had to agree that it far more economical to > save cow than to kill it. > . > When the court’s opinion came then the Muslim butchers were furious. They > thought that the case is getting out of their hand. They already told the > court that a cow can fetch about Rs. 7,000. But here Rajiv Bhai proved that > a single cow could in fact earn millions and even billions of Rupees. > . > Thereafter, the frustrated butchers finally played their trump card. They > said that killing or butchering cows is their religious right. > Rajiv Bhai counter argued that if it is their religious right then why > don’t we go into history and find out how many Muslim rulers used this > religious right. The court agreed and asked to make a commission to find, > by making in-depth analysis of all the historic documents, whether or not > the Muslim rulers in India ever utilized this right? > . > Old historical documents were researched and it was discovered that none > of the Muslim rulers in India ever supported killing of cow. In fact > against that some of them made laws to stop butchering of cows under their > rule! One out of them was Babar. He had written in his book ‘Babarnama’ > that cows should not be killed even after his death and that this law > should be continued. His son Humayun continued this law and many others who > came after him including Aurangzeb. > Other than that, in south India there was a king known as Hyder Ali, Tipu > Sultan’s father, who made a law that if someone, is caught killing a cow > then his head will be cut off. Many were punished under this law. Tipu > Sultan, when he became the king then he also continued this law except that > instead of cutting head he would cut hands of those who killed cows. > . > When these facts were shown to the court then Rajiv Bhai argued that if it > was a religious right of a Muslim to kill cows then Babar and Humanyu were > staunch Muslims, Aurangzeb was even stauncher. Then why did they not killed > cows and made laws against it? > Afterward, Rajiv Bhai asked court to allow him to get the Koran Sharif, > Hadid and other religious books and asked to point out where it was written > that it is ok to kill cows or cattle. It was found that none of the > religious books ask to kill cows. Hadid in fact asks to save cows as it > says it saves you. Pegambar Mohammad Sahib states that cow is an innocent > animal therefore one should take mercy on it. At one place it is written > that if you kill cow then you will not even get a place in hell. > . > So Rajiv Bhai questioned – ‘If Koran, Mohammad Sahib and Hadid say so, > then how is it possible that killing cattle or cows is a religious right? > Please ask the butchers. If there is any book in mecca medina, unknown to > him, then the butchers can get that too.’ On hearing this butchers got mad. > Then court gave the butchers a last chance. It asked them to get any > document, religious book that suggest and support killing of cows. But the > butchers could not get any. > . > So the court gave its ruling on 26 October 2005. A copy of Judgment can be > downloaded from – > www. supremecourtcaselaw.com > . > In its 66 page Judgment, Supreme Court created history. It says that to > kill cow is a constitutional and religious sin. And it also says that it is > the constitutional duty of every citizen as well as the government to > protect cow. As you may know some of the constitutional duties are – to > abide by the constitution, respect national flag, respect freedom fighters, > to uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India etc. > And now it will also include protecting cows! > . > Supreme Court said that it is the responsibility of all 34 States and > Union Territories government that they should stop the killing of cows in > their territory. It will be the constitutional responsibility of the > Governor, Chief Minister and Chief Secretary as well. > . > And finally how can we forget Mangal Pandey who sacrificed his life just > to avoid cow’s meat coated cartridge to get in his mouth. He killed the > English officer who forced him to do so. In fact our freedom struggle > started with saving of cows. Therefore we should consider it as important > as our freedom. > > Thanks for your patience to read the whole post. > > > Sent from my iPhone > > > > -- > P.V.NARAYANAN >
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