Have you ever seen such a scene in the mobile phone video, in the streets and alleys of India, cattle casually walk through the streets, but pedestrians have not driven them, and even when the vehicle meets them, they choose to take a detour, in India, why is the status of cattle so high?
The status of indian cattle
It turns out that in Hindu cultural legends, the cow is the mount of the three main gods, Shiva, who will sit on the back of the ox and tour the indian land. If anyone dares to disrespect the cow, then he is disrespecting Lord Shiva.
The cow is the mount of Lord Shiva
The cow mentioned here is actually an Indian tumor cow, which is actually very recognizable, that is, above the neck of the cow, there is a huge cow peak, and some even weigh tens of centimeters, like a large tumor, which is very obvious, basically can be recognized at a glance.
Indian tumor cattle
The reason why the Indian tumor cattle are so noble is because in the eyes of Hindus, the Indian tumor cattle are "Brahmin cattle", and India is a country where 80% of the country's population believes in Hinduism, so this also causes the nobility of the Indian tumor cattle. Moreover, in India, Indian tumor cattle are not only supported by the people, but also protected by Indian law, and it is illegal to slaughter or eat tumor beef, of which slaughtering tumor cattle is even equivalent to homicide.
Indian tumor cattle are fed
If the status of the tumor cow is noble, then the status of the scalper is worse, although it is not protected by Indian law, but the good villains still have freedom, there is no constraint, and the Indian people will basically not hurt the scalper.
Indian scalper
If the scalper still has freedom to speak of, then the Indian buffalo is a history of blood and tears. Because indian buffalo are not cattle at all in the eyes of the Indian people, just like their own caste system, Indians do not recognize dalits, who occupy 16.2% of their country, as residents of their own country. So once the Indian buffalo grows up, it will be slaughtered, due to India's religious beliefs, most Indians do not eat beef, so most of India's buffalo will choose to export, which also makes India now the world's second largest beef exporter after Brazil.
Slaughtered buffalo
Compared with the slaughter of Indian buffalo, Indian tumor cattle are much more comfortable, not only to be fed and protected, the Indian government has even established a place for the elderly "cattle" for Indian tumor cattle, where the old and weak tumor cattle will be raised until they die.