BJP Leader's Cow Urine Proposal for Garba Entry Sparks Controversy
Chintu Verma's suggestion aims to ensure only Hindus participate in Navratri events, drawing criticism from Congress.
- BJP district president Chintu Verma urged Garba event organizers in Indore to require attendees to sip cow urine before entry.
- Verma claims the practice, known as 'aachaman', will ensure only Hindus enter the Garba pandals during Navratri.
- Congress spokesman Neelabh Shukla criticized the proposal, calling it a tactic of polarisation by the BJP.
- Shukla also highlighted the poor conditions of cow shelters, accusing BJP leaders of politicizing the issue instead of addressing real problems.
- The controversy follows past incidents where non-Hindus were prevented from attending Garba events, including a 2022 case involving Muslim men.