Kenyans drink cow blood, but don't kill it, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat says


Nagpur, Oct 27 (PTI): Amid the raging row over cow slaughter, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat on Saturday said that people in Kenya sometimes drink blood of cows to survive, but they don't kill them or eat their meat.

In certain situations like famine, people in Kenya drink the blood of cows to survive but they don't kill them or eat their flesh, he said while speaking at a function in Nagpur.

They insert a tube made of bamboo in the jugular vein of cows and suck blood. But in no way the animal is killed for consumption since there is a ban on cow killing in the African nation, said Bhagwat, a veterinary doctor by training.

They also ensure that while blood is sucked, the cow does not die due to it, Bhagwat added.

His remarks came in the wake of controversy over ban on beef consumption in some States, including Maharashtra, and the recent lynching of a man in Dadri, Uttar Pradesh, after rumours that he and his family ate beef.

  

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  • Harold D'cunha,

    Tue, Oct 27 2015

    Blood sucking is approved by RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat. So for him for survival one can suck mother
    cows blood but not to eat meat.

    Mean mentality and fascist rigid belief. I eat beef and pork meat plus enjoy my regularly drinks too. No cholesterol, no bp. Just enjoying my life with my hard earned money.

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