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SC refuses to stay centre's new Cattle rules
The Supreme Court has refused to stay the new Cattle rules formulated by the Union Government. The court also issued notices to the centre returnable by three weeks and posted the matter for further hearing on July 11.
The
centre
told
the
Supreme
Court
that
the
rules
were
brought
in
to
check
irregularities
in
the
cattle
market.
The
rules
are
not
meant
to
put
an
impediment
on
cattle
traders,
the
centre
also
submitted.
The
new
notification
sets
out
guidelines
and
rules
for
the
upkeep
of
the
animal
markets
and
seeks
to
ensure
that
the
welfare
of
the
animal
is
protected
when
being
traded.
The notification states no person shall bring cattle to an animal-market without submitting a written declaration signed by the owner of the cattle or his duly authorised agent to the member secretary of the new committee. The name and address of the owner of the cattle, with a copy of the photo identification proof, has to be given.
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