
A religious figure has urged West Bengal Hindus to abstain from selling meat near Durga Puja pandals. This call contrasts with the region's established cultural tradition of consuming non-vegetarian food during the festival. The development highlights ongoing discussions surrounding dietary practices and religious observance under political shifts in the state.
Self-styled godman Dhirendra Krishna Shastri has appealed to Hindus of Bengal not to sell meat near Durga Puja pandals, though offering and consuming non-vegetarian food during the festival has long been a tradition in West Bengal
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