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Trivendra Singh Rawat says govt will not allow slaughterhouses in Uttarakhand

About the cow conservation act brought by the B C Khanduri government, of which he was a part, Rawat said he read in a newspaper that a licence for setting up an abattoir had been issued by the previous government in 2016 in Manglaur

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Trivendra Singh Rawat with Narendra Modi. File Photo/PTI

Trivendra Singh Rawat with Narendra Modi. File Photo/PTI

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat said today his government will not allow opening of abattoirs in the state and will cancel licences for those issued by the previous regime.

Reiterating his government's commitment to cow conservation, Rawat said Uttarakhand is the first state where special police squads have been raised in Dehradun, Haridwar and Udham Singh Nagar districts to stop cow slaughter and cow trafficking. "We will not allow opening slaughterhouses in the state. Those issued by previous governments will be cancelled," Rawat said at a function held here to mark signing of an MoU with a US firm to produce sex-sorted semen to increase the population of cows.

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