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Shiv Sena slams BJP over bird flu; asks whether Pakistani, Khalistani, Naxalites behind outbreak

Shiv Sena

Shiv Sena

Shiv Sena, on Tuesday, took a dig at Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), questioning whether Pakistani, Khalistani or Naxalites were behind the bird-flu outbreak in the country.

 

Farmers are agitating against the new agricultural law and meanwhile new crisis of bird flu outbreak has emerged. Government officials say that Pakistanis, Khalistani, Chinese, Naxalites and Maoists are behind the farmers agitation.

 

BJP spokesperson has not declared if Khalistani, Pakistani and Naxalites have a hand in mysterious deaths of the chickens and bird, an article in Shiv Senas editorial mouthpiece Saamana? read.

 

“The sale of chickens and eggs is more in rural areas. They have the economics of their own and there is no place for poor egg seller’s economy in the new farm laws. According to the new agricultural law, corporates will not deal with chickens and eggs infected with bird flu. Then who will support the farmers involved in poultry farmer?” the editorial further read.

 

Shiv Sena said that several poultry markets across the country have been shut due to the bird-flu outbreak, which has increased the difficulties of traders dealing in chickens and eggs as well.

 

 

Due to fear, people will not eat chickens and eggs for a few days and this will affect the business of the area, which will spoil the economic administration, Shiv Sena said.

 

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