BCCI’s advice of ‘Halal’ meat for Indian cricketers raises questions

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A BCCI controversy erupted on Tuesday after it emerged that solely ‘halal’ meat has been really helpful for Indian cricketers throughout their keep in Kanpur for the primary Test of the collection towards New Zealand.

The catering and menu doc with PTI additionally clearly mentions that no pork or beef in any type or selection needs to be a part of any meal.

BJP spokesperson and advocate Gaurav Goyal demanded fast withdrawal of the advice.

“Players can eat whatever they want, but who has given BCCI the right to offer ‘halal’ meat,” he stated. This is unlawful and we won’t enable it,” Goyal stated in a video posted from his Twitter deal with.

“This choice is just not right. It needs to be withdrawn instantly.”

None of the BCCI officers contacted by PTI was prepared to talk about the doc, which is believed to have been ready by the help workers and medical crew preserving the dietary necessities in thoughts.

Generally Hindus and Sikhs choose ‘Jhatka’ meat whereas Muslims largely choose ‘Halal’.

In the halal type of slaughter, the animals are killed by slitting the jugular vein and left till the blood comes out utterly. In jerk methodology the animal is killed immediately.

A former India cricketer stated the exclusion of beef and pork objects got here as no shock, though it had by no means been documented earlier than.

“During my time on the crew, I’ve by no means seen something of beef or pork served within the dressing room on match days. At least not in India. So I do not assume something new has been performed aside from placing pen to paper.

“Before anybody tries to learn between the strains, beef, which has an extreme fats content material, like goat meat is just not acceptable for crickets.

“We were always advised to eat lean protein which is usually grilled chicken and fish,” he stated.

In the menu, two kinds of meat objects are listed – rooster and lamb. The non-vegetarian objects listed embrace Roasted Chicken, Roasted Lamb, Lamb Chops in Black Pepper Sauce, Murg Yakhni, Chicken Thai Curry, Spicy Grilled Chicken, Goan Fish Curry, Tangri Kebabs and Fried Chicken in Garlic Sauce Vegetables are included.

The first Test of the collection will begin in Kanpur from Thursday whereas the second Test can be performed in Mumbai from December 3.

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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS

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