Assam bans beef in hotels and public functions
The Statesman|December 05, 2024
The Assam government has imposed a sweeping ban on serving and consuming beef in restaurants, hotels, public functions, and other community spaces across the state.

Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced the decision on Wednesday, following a state cabinet meeting that approved amendments to existing laws on beef consumption.

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