Controversial Malhar Certificate for Hindu-Only Mutton Shops: Nitesh Rane's Announcement Creates Stir
Mumbai, 11th March 2025: Maharashtra Fisheries and Ports Development Minister Nitesh Rane has introduced a new certification system called the 'Malhar Certificate' for mutton shops that exclusively serve Hindu customers. The announcement has sparked wides
Malhar CertificateNitesh RaneMaharashtraHindu Mutton ShopsDiscriminationReal Estate MaharashtraMar 11, 2025
The 'Malhar Certificate' is designed to identify and certify mutton shops that cater only to Hindu customers. According to Rane, the certification aims to
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 'Malhar Certificate'?
The 'Malhar Certificate' is a new certification system announced by Maharashtra Fisheries and Ports Development Minister Nitesh Rane for mutton shops that exclusively serve Hindu customers. It aims to ensure the authenticity and quality of mutton for Hindu consumers.
Why was the 'Malhar Certificate' introduced?
The 'Malhar Certificate' was introduced to address concerns from the Hindu community about the authenticity and quality of mutton in non-Hindu shops. The certification is intended to provide a trusted source for Hindu customers.
What are the main criticisms of the 'Malhar Certificate'?
The main criticisms of the 'Malhar Certificate' include charges of discrimination, violation of secular principles, and potential legal challenges under the Indian Constitution. Critics argue that it promotes division and inequality.
How have political parties and civil society responded to the announcement?
Political parties and civil society have responded with strong criticism, calling the certificate divisive and unconstitutional. Human rights activists and opposition parties have condemned the move and called for its withdrawal.
What are the legal implications of the 'Malhar Certificate'?
Legal experts have raised concerns that the 'Malhar Certificate' could violate Article 14 of the Indian Constitution, which guarantees equality before the law. The certificate may face legal challenges on the grounds of discrimination.
Related News Articles
What's Next for Real Estate? Expectations from the New Government
The real estate sector is hoping for a boost from the new government, with fine-tuning of RERA, industry status, and a relook at GST on under-construction homes topping the agenda.
Improving Response to Surveys from High-Income Groups: A Collaborative Effort
The Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (MoSPI) recently organized a brainstorming session to improve response to surveys from high-income groups and gated societies.
Mahesh Jethmalani on Adani Case: No Allegation of Bribery in India
Senior lawyer and former Rajya Sabha MP Mahesh Jethmalani has strongly criticized the indictment against the Adani Group in the United States, stating that there is no allegation of bribery in India and the case is speculative and lacks evidence.
Analysts Bullish on HUDCO, Anant Raj, and Other Top Stocks for 2023
Analysts are optimistic about the future performance of HUDCO, Anant Raj, and other key stocks in the real estate and manufacturing sectors. The target price for HUDCO is set at Rs 900 to Rs 950 per share, expected to be achieved within the next 12-18 mon
Vishal Garg Shuts Down and Lays Off Better.com's Real Estate Unit
Vishal Garg, the founder and CEO of Better.com, has announced the shutdown of the company's real estate unit, leading to significant layoffs. This decision comes amidst a challenging period for the mortgage industry.
Mumbai Real Estate Market Shows Signs of Stability and Growth
The Mumbai real estate market is entering a phase of stability, a positive sign for developers, investors, and homebuyers alike. According to Prashant Sharma, President of NAREDCO Maharashtra, the market is showing promising signs of recovery and growth.