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Bombay HC permits animal slaughter for Bakri Eid and Urs at dargah in Kolhapur's Vishalgad Fort

The fort is a protected monument, citing which the authorities had prohibited slaughtering of animals and birds on the premises. However, the bench permitted animal slaughter for Bakri Eid to be celebrated on Saturday and the four-day Urs (fair) to be held till June 12 at the dargah

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The court said the slaughter is permitted only in private and enclosed spaces. Representational pic

The court said the slaughter is permitted only in private and enclosed spaces. Representational pic

The Bombay High Court on Tuesday permitted animal slaughter for the Eid al-Adha (Bakri Eid) and Urs at a dargah at the Vishalgad fort in Maharashtra's Kolhapur district.

The fort is a protected monument, citing which the authorities had prohibited slaughtering of animals and birds on the premises.

A vacation bench of Justices Neela Gokhale and Firdosh Pooniwalla heard an application by Hazrat Peer Malik Rehan Dargah Trust, seeking permission for slaughtering animals.

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