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Jammu-based Hindu group seeks ban on halal certification, says‘limit it to willing populations, essential items only’

The Manch claimed that halal certification was no longer limited to meat

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Jammu-based Hindu group seeks ban on halal certification, says ‘limit it to willing populations, essential items only’

The Manch claimed that halal certification was no longer limited to meat

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Source: The Hindu. Published 3 Oct 2026, 09:05 pm.

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