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1) Sharma ji, Are you a judge or RSS Pracharak?

2) If cow deserves respect similar to that of parents, why do
you extract her milk and sell it? Why do you tie her up using rope? Why
do you beat her? Why do you take her to the market and sell? Why bull
is not respected like parents?

3) ‘’This issue is
related to sympathy, conviction and faith that why protecting and
respecting the cow is an important factor. We should come up in protest
to this, only then we can safeguard our animals’’: Law is above faith.
By extracting cow’s milk, are you not depriving the calf its share of
milk? Which law states that I should respect the cow? If your concern is
for all animals, why are you only crying about cows? Goat’s milk too is
very special. Why goats should not be respected like your parents? Why
didn’t you ban goat slaughtering? Why can’t Goat be declared as National
Animal?

4) Rat is Lord Ganesh’s savari. Will you ban the killing of rats?

How are RSS pracharak brahmacharis who dont have sex are born ? Whose tears their mothers have swallowed?

Cows milk which is meant for their calves and its products curds,
butter, ghee and panneer contains full of fat which makes them violent
to protest for all trivial matters. Then why are they not becoming
vegans ?

Does the Judge Sharma respect the Modern Constitution of
our Country whose chief Architect is DR BR Ambedkar or is he respecting
the just 1% intolerant, violent, number 1 terrorists shooting, lynching
human beings who are lunatics, mentally retarded cannibal chitpavan
brahmin psychopaths’ manumriti stealth, shadowy and discriminatory
hinutva cult RSS (Rakshasa Swayam Sevaks) for Murdering democratic
institutions (Modi)’ BJP (Bahurth Jiyadha Psychopaths) after tampering,
rigging and distorting the fraud EVMs/VVPATs to win elections and
gobbled the Master Key ?

Sharing a baffling view on the national
bird peacock, Rajasthan High Court judge Justice Mahesh Chandra Sharma
on Wednesday said they are brahmachari (celibrate) and don?t have sex.

?Peacock was made the national bird of India because it is Brahmachari.
Cow is pious like peacock. Peahen doesn’t need to have sex to get
pregnant. It just swallows tears of the peacock,” he said.

After
suggesting the Centre to make cow national animal, Justice Sharma
defended his stance saying ?the cow helps us in every possible way and
its milk has always been used to cure various diseases?.

While
addressing the life imprisonment for cow slaughter, the Rajasthan High
Court judge earlier in the day stated that cows deserve respect similar
to that of parents.

“This issue is related to sympathy,
conviction and faith that why protecting and respecting the cow is an
important factor. We should come up in protest to this, only then we can
safeguard our animals. The way we respect our parents we should respect
cows,” Rajasthan High Court Justice Mahesh Chandra Sharma told ANI.

Earlier in the day, during the hearing over the Hingonia Gaushala
matter, Justice Sharma matter recommended the Centre that cow be made
the national animal, adding that the punishment for cow slaughter should
be escalated to life imprisonment.

Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB)
and Additional director general (ADG) of police has been ordered to
prepare report every three months on cowshed and the court has also
directed Urban Development & Housing (UDH) Secretary and municipal
commissioner to visit once every month.

Sharma has also instructed the forest department to plant 5,000 plants in the cowshed every year.

The judgment comes in the wake of the Centre’s order on ban on sale of
cattle for slaughter, which is facing a strong opposition by the state
governments of Kerala, Karnataka and Tripura.

Earlier last year,
following the death of over a hundred cows in the past few weeks at a
government-run cowshed in Jaipur, the Rajasthan Government had sought a
report on the matter and vowed to improve the situation in Hingonia
Gaushala.

Reports said the death of cows was due to alleged lapse in maintenance of cowshed.

“The Chief Minister has asked for report on Hingonia Gaushala. We are
drafting a road map and action plan to improve situation there,” said
Rajasthan Minister Rajendra Rathore.

According to reports, the authorities initially said the cows which died were already unwell and suffering from malnutrition.

There are over 8,000 cows at the Hingonia Gaushala which are taken care
of by a team of 14 veterinarians, 24 livestock assistants, and about
200 other staff.

(This article has not been edited by DNA’s editorial team and is auto-generated from an agency feed.)