Bakrid 2025 advisory: The festival of Bakrid will be celebrated on June 7 across the country. Advisory has been issued in many states including the national capital Delhi regarding this. Its purpose is to maintain animal welfare and public hygiene.
Delhi government released advisory
The Delhi government has issued a strict guidelines on 7 June in view of Bakrid, which aims to maintain the good and cleanliness of animals. Under this advisory, the sacrifice of cow, calf, camel and some other banned animals has been completely banned.
1. Not allowed to sacrifice cow and camel, it will be considered a crime.
2. Only any animal sacrifice illegal apart from the predetermined slotter house.
3. Qurbani not allowed in public places.
4. Police instructions to take quick action against illegal sacrifices.
Waqf Board gave this advice in Madhya Pradesh
The Waqf Board has issued an important advice after a dispute over open sacrifice during Bakrid in Madhya Pradesh. A total of seven important things have been mentioned in this advisory, whose purpose is to maintain cleanliness, follow government rules and maintain social harmony.
1. Cover the sacrifice of the sacrifice from all sides, such as a teen shed or wall, and sprayed the necessary medicines there.
2. Take full care of cleanliness and consider it as your religious and moral responsibility.
3. Surpons only at the fixed places and take the meat and take them to your home.
4. Insert the remains of animals in the prescribed containers of the municipal corporation or municipality.
5. Do not sacrifice cows, calves or other restricted animals at all and follow all government rules.
6. Do not share the video or audio of the sacrifice on social media.
7. Pay Eid prayers only in Idgah or mosques. Avoid namaz on the roads and seek the permission of the administration if needed.
Guidelines also issued in UP
The Islamic Center of India in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, has issued an advice based on 12 points keeping in mind the Bakrid (Eid-ul-Azha). This festival will be celebrated on 7 June 2025 across the country.
Maulana Khalid Rashid Farangi Mahali, president of the Islamic Center, said that only those animals who do not have a ban in the law.
1. After the sacrifice, the blood of animals in the drains is not right, it should be pressed into the ground.
2. Pack the meat well, do not move in the open.
3. Give one third of the sacrifice to the poor and the needy.
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