Four people arrested for selling meat on a holy walking route
Police in Bareilly caught four people selling meat on a path used by pilgrims. Authorities also destroyed a shop that broke the rules.
What happened in Bareilly
Police in the city of Bareilly took strict action against four people. These individuals were caught selling non-vegetarian food, such as meat and fish, along a special path where religious pilgrims walk. The local government had already told shop owners not to sell meat on this route during the pilgrimage.
Why authorities took action
The local government wants to keep the walking paths peaceful and clean for everyone taking part in the long religious walk. Selling meat on these specific paths is banned right now. To show that rules must be followed, authorities completely tore down the shop that broke this law.
Rules for local shop owners
- Traders must not sell chicken, meat, or fish on marked pilgrimage paths.
- Police will take strict legal action against anyone who breaks this rule.
- Authorities are checking the streets every day to make sure nobody sells forbidden food.
What happens next
Police will keep watching the streets closely until the pilgrimage is fully over. Shop owners who follow the rules can stay open, but anyone who tries to sell meat on the path will face heavy punishment and police trouble.