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Supreme Court stays Madras HC order banning cow slaughter during Bakrid

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The Supreme Court has stayed a Madras High Court order that sought to impose a total ban on cow slaughter during Bakrid. The stay was granted by a vacation bench comprising Justices GR Swaminathan and V Lakshminarayanan. The bench was hearing a public interest litigation that aimed to restrict the slaughter of cows to designated slaughterhouses only. The core legal question before the court is whether cows and calves can be sacrificed at locations not officially designated as slaughterhouses during the Bakrid festival.

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