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Uttar Pradesh bans halal-certified products. How do India's religious bodies see it?


Prominent Muslim organizations in India have decried the decision to ban the storage and sale of halal-certified products in the state of Uttar Pradesh, denouncing it 'absurd' and 'unfortunate.' 

Religious bodies have also forewarned of the ban's potential impact on exports to Muslim nations. 

The Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind Halal Trust, the halal certification unit of Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind, claimed that the government had not sent 'any notice or circular before the move'. The ban infringes upon citizens' fundamental right to consume food in accordance with their faith, it added. 

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