Strict legal action will be taken against cow smugglers and cow killers
Agriculture Minister fed green fodder and laddus of bran and jaggery to the cows in Ujjwala Gaushala.
Agriculture Minister donated Rs 51 thousand for cow shelter
Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Minister Ramvichar Netam today served cow mother at Ujjwala Gaushala located in Banjari temple complex of Ravabhantha on the occasion of Basant Panchami.
He fed green grass and bran and jaggery laddus to the cows of the cowshed. He donated an amount of Rs 51 thousand to Ujjwala Gaushala Committee for the care of cows.
On this occasion, Agriculture Minister Netam worshiped Maa Banjari in the temple and sought blessings for the progress of the state as well as the happiness and prosperity of the people of the state.
Agriculture Minister Netam said on this occasion that serving mother cow is a very virtuous act, mother cow is our faith and worshipable.
Mother cow is the one who removes pain and sorrow, is the one who grants welfare and helps one to cross the ocean of life. The people of the state have given our government under the leadership of Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai an opportunity to serve the people of Chhattisgarh. We all will serve Chhattisgarh Mahtari and mother cow.
Agriculture Minister Netam said that under no circumstances will cow smugglers and those who kill mother cows be spared. Strict legal action will be taken against them.
After inspecting the cowshed, he also gave instructions to the department officials to immediately bandage and vaccinate the cows injured in road accidents.
On this occasion, members of the temple trust committee including Revaram Chauhan, associated with cow service, were present.