Controversy Over Dog Meat Being Sold as Mutton in Bangalore Hotels
A shocking tweet claims dog meat is being sold as mutton in Bengaluru, with some allegedly ending up in prestigious hotels. The authenticity of the claim is unclear, but it raises concerns about food safety and labeling.
Fri, 26 Jul 2024
The Chronicles of India has received a shocking tweet from Mohan Gowda, which has left many people questioning the authenticity and implications of the statement.
According to Abdul Razak, a Muslim leader from Bengaluru, 10 tons of dog meat are being sold as mutton every week in Rajyasthan, with some of it allegedly ending up on the plates of prestigious hotels in Bangalore.
Shocking News :-
— 🚩Mohan Gowda🇮🇳 (@MohanGowda_HJS) July 26, 2024
Abdul Razak, a Muslim leader from bengaluru, is selling 10 tons of dog meat as mutton from Rajyasthan to prestigious hotels in Bangalore every week. pic.twitter.com/oznMI6O6y7
While the veracity of this claim is yet to be confirmed, it raises several concerns about food safety and labeling.
The controversy also highlights the need for stricter regulations and monitoring of the meat trade in India.
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