WORLD JHATKA DAY
WORLD JHATKA DAY is observed on the 16 September every year.
What is Jhatka? Jhatka is an ancient system of slaughtering of the animal/bird by a Single Stroke. It is believed to be the oldest system and swiftest that minimizes the pain, and the chances of intoxication in the meat because of the enzymes produced by the animal/bird during the slow and torturous slaughtering and consequent contamination of any such process that is time-stretched, with exposure during the long-winding slaughter process.
In Bharat, the Jhatka and Bali were only through Jhatka was there so they can be term as Jhatkarians. Jhatkarians, Vegetarians and Vegans lived in harmony since immemorial. Jhatka was unrestricted and free from assaults till distinct ritual-ardent processes were obligatory by those who were perceived as messengers of God by their followers; and since their invented or adopted system became legitimate, sanctified and compulsory.
Though the Pushing of Halal is a worldwide menace, countering it began in India, nevertheless Myanmar and Sri Lanka have taken tangible steps.
World Jhatka Day falls on 16 September. Vishkarma Puja falls on September 16, Khatiks/Jhatkayees worship their tools this day, and it is also ‘Kanya Sankranti’, the change of weather, and meat digestion is easier when hot months are over.
Introspecting the past, why we lost, is because the native system was not encroaching manifested, it could not understand the expanding pathology of the divisive pathology of the expat system of Halal.
After centuries of passive defense with few exceptions, the danger and obscured aspects were not comprehended. Guru Govind Singh made Jhatka mandatory for meat eaters and forbade Kuttha/ Halal.
After the Partition of India, secularism-mania, and constant efforts of Halalists and Muslims, again made Halal Rule, whereas for others it was just a Product, but, in the words of Mufti of Bosnia and Harozoviga ‘, We will Rule the World through Halal.
In 2009 Sardar Ravi Ranjan Singh popularly known as the ‘Father of the Jhatka Revolution’, and Halal ‘ka Kaal’ filed a Petition against the Parliament of India titled ‘Food Without Discrimination’ for serving only Halal meat in Parliament. Since then his battle is on and is winning inch by inch and year by year.
WORLD JHATKA DAY
WORLD JHATKA DAY is observed on the 16 September every year.
What is Jhatka? Jhatka is an ancient system of slaughtering of the animal/bird by a Single Stroke. It is believed to be the oldest system and swiftest that minimizes the pain, and the chances of intoxication in the meat because of the enzymes produced by the animal/bird during the slow and torturous slaughtering and consequent contamination of any such process that is time-stretched, with exposure during the long-winding slaughter process.
In Bharat, the Jhatka and Bali were only through Jhatka was there so they can be term as Jhatkarians. Jhatkarians, Vegetarians and Vegans lived in harmony since immemorial. Jhatka was unrestricted and free from assaults till distinct ritual-ardent processes were obligatory by those who were perceived as messengers of God by their followers; and since their invented or adopted system became legitimate, sanctified and compulsory.
Though the Pushing of Halal is a worldwide menace, countering it began in India, nevertheless Myanmar and Sri Lanka have taken tangible steps.
World Jhatka Day falls on 16 September. Vishkarma Puja falls on September 16, Khatiks/Jhatkayees worship their tools this day, and it is also ‘Kanya Sankranti’, the change of weather, and meat digestion is easier when hot months are over.
Introspecting the past, why we lost, is because the native system was not encroaching manifested, it could not understand the expanding pathology of the divisive pathology of the expat system of Halal.
After centuries of passive defense with few exceptions, the danger and obscured aspects were not comprehended. Guru Govind Singh made Jhatka mandatory for meat eaters and forbade Kuttha/ Halal.
After the Partition of India, secularism-mania, and constant efforts of Halalists and Muslims, again made Halal Rule, whereas for others it was just a Product, but, in the words of Mufti of Bosnia and Harozoviga ‘, We will Rule the World through Halal.
In 2009 Sardar Ravi Ranjan Singh filed a Petition against the Parliament of India titled ‘Food Without Discrimination’ for serving only Halal meat in Parliament. Since then his battle is on and is winning inch by inch and year by year.