BJP MLA Secures Meat Shop Closures Near Temples in Patparganj During Navratri
Ravinder Singh Negi formalizes efforts to align governance with Hindu religious practices, seeking city-wide closures in Delhi.
- BJP MLA Ravinder Singh Negi has persuaded meat shop owners in Patparganj to close shops near temples on Tuesdays and during Navratri.
- Negi plans to write to the District Magistrate and Municipal Corporation of Delhi to push for city-wide meat shop closures during the festival.
- His advocacy stems from personal discomfort at the presence of meat shops near temples and aims to respect Hindu religious sentiments.
- Shopkeepers in Patparganj have reportedly agreed to the closures, marking a local implementation of Negi's broader cultural initiative.
- This move reflects the BJP's ongoing efforts to integrate religious sensitivities into governance, following similar initiatives in other states like Madhya Pradesh.