New Delhi: The South Delhi Municipal Corporation has taken a major decision. In fact (MCD) has accepted the proposal to put up a board of halal or setback. Now, after the municipal corporation's decision, all non-veg hotels and restaurants will have to put up posters to tell them that the meat served here is halal or a setback.

It is said that the reason behind this decision is to reach out to the customers who are eating. This will make it easier for customers to decide their likes or dislikes. Well, Hindus and Sikhs do not like to eat halal meat. According to a report, there are thousands of restaurants and hotels in South Delhi with a large number of restaurants where chicken is given. In view of this, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi has now taken a decision. Now everyone will have to write a board that ''the meat that is being given is halal ' or ' jhatka'." 

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi can take action against those who do not do so. You will all know that in the year 2018, BJP leader RP Singh had written to the three mayors to put up this board to the restaurants and shopkeepers selling meat. According to Hinduism and Sikhism, halal meat is forbidden and is against religion. For this reason, the Committee passes a resolution directing restaurants and meat shops to compulsorily write about the meat sold and served by them that 'halal' or ' jhatka' meat is available here.

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