No restrictions on choice of one's food: Rajnath Singh

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June 13, 2017

Aizawl, Jun 13: Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday said the Centre will not impose any restrictions on people's choice of food.

Responding to a question on a protest by locals against the central governments ban on sale of cattle for slaughter at animal markets, Singh said there should be no restriction on one's choice of food.

He made the remarks while addressing a press conference after chairing the first meeting of the chief ministers of four northeastern states bordering Myanmar.

Singh said the Ministry of Home Affairs will extend security-related expenditure to Mizoram, which is sandwiched between Myanmar and Bangladesh.

He added that the Ministry of External Affairs will formulate a policy on the free movement regime between Mizoram and Myanmar.

Hundreds of people in Aizawl participated in the "beef ban bashing banquet" organised by a local group on Monday to protest the Centre's ban on sale of cattle for slaughter at animal markets.

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Already, two residents within Mangaluru city limits have reported significant financial losses after falling victim to these fraudulent apps.

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