What to Eat and What not to

 

When Adityanath Yogi in his speeches tells people that the Congress is planning to give people the freedom to eat whatever they want, he forgets one thing, what to eat and not to eat is a basic human right we all have as long as the food we eat does not violate any laws of the society to keep harmony in the society. The problem here is that Yogi may have mixed his भगवा in this message indicting people eating beef will be granted rights that they already have under the Indian constitution. Still, his goal was to corrupt the message as if the BJP government after having taken a 600 Cr. bribe from the beef industry was better suited to reduce the slaughtering of cows in India. A careful analysis of the Vedic civilization will show you that beef was as much part of their diet as any other meat. Therefore many Hindus do not believe today that eating beef makes them less of a Hindu and so they continue to consume beef if not in India, definitely outside India. Most meat-eating Indians in Europe, America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Africa, South America, and other parts of the world eat beef. In India, anyone who eats meat eats beef too if it is available. Most beef-exporting companies in India are owned by Hindus. So, Mr. Yogi, what is behind your speech on food choices? Should this not be labeled as hate speech targeting one particular community that you are targeting during the election? Is this something that the election commission should look at? I am sorry the ECI is composed of spineless individuals who have no power knowing their power is controlled by someone else. Yogi on the other hand has nothing to talk about BJP’s major accomplishments and has chosen to talk about things that have no significance in the lives of the people. Knowing that such speeches target less educated people who could be motivated by such speeches to carry out their hate against people they feel have caused them emotional problems. If Yogi and anyone else from the BJP succeeds in creating violence during this election period, this will help the BJP to steal votes while people are fighting with each other, a tool these guys have mastered to perfection.

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