Arunachal Pradesh Order Against Beef Signboards Paused After Protests
The Naharlagun Executive Magistrate's order had been met with an outpouring of anger from individuals and groups that called it "needless".
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The Naharlagun Executive Magistrate's order had been met with an outpouring of anger from individuals and groups that called it "needless".
The order stated that it was to “maintain peace in the community and to continue the spirit of secularism and brotherhood within the community”.
The order directing all hotels and restaurants within the Itanagar Capital Region (ICR) to "remove signboards displaying 'beef' by July 18 or else fine of Rs 2,000 would be imposed and their trade licence would be cancelled", has been ...
The executive magistrate of Naharlagun said that the decision has been taken based on the ‘secular spirit’ of the Constitution.
According to the order, all restaurants shall remove the signboards by July 18. If a restaurant or eatery fails to comply with the order, then a fine of Rs. 2,000 will be imposed and their trading license will be cancelled. �� Arunachal Pradesh: Naharlagun Administration Orders Removal of Word ‘Beef’ From Restaurant Signboards, Imposes Fine of Rs 2000.