Did the Gujarat court say the world’s issues will end after cow slaughter gets stopped?

Key takeaways: 

• The Gujarat court ruling about a case of illicit transportation of cattle said the world would stop existing if cows went extinct.
• The order was given in November by principal district judge Samir Vinodchandra Vyas.

A Gujarat court has made some statements on cow massacre as it dealt with a case of the unlawful transport of cattle from Maharashtra. 

Gujarat court’s verdict on cow massacre: 

Giving life confinement to the charged, the court said all earth issues would be solved that day no drop of cow blood falls on the planet, LiveLaw and Bar and Bench reported. 

Also, the district court of Tapi said that the universe would stop existing if cows became extinct.

The Gujarat court judge on the importance of cows: 

The order was given in November by principal district judge Samir Vinodchandra Vyas. “Science has verified that homes made of cow dung are not impacted by atomic radiation. 

“Utilizing Gaumutra (cow urine) is a treatment for many incurable illnesses. A cow is the symbol of faith,” the judge said.

Referring to shlokas, the court declared that cows are happy, wealth is earned, and the opposite happens when cows are killed. 

“Cow is the mother of Rudra, daughter of Vasu, sister of Aditiputras and gem of Dhrutroop Amrit,” the court says.

“Cow is not just an animal, but it is the mother. That is why it is titled the name of the mother. None is so praising as a cow. A cow is a world of 68 sacred places and 33 crore gods.”

“The day when no drop of cow blood drops on the planet, all issues will be decoded, and the earth’s well-being will be established,” the court says.