Maulana Jafar Pasha Demands Removal of Check Posts, Suggests One-Year Boycott of Cattle Sacrifice

Maulana Jafar Pasha addressed the media and spoke about issues related to Bakrid animal transportation, police checkposts, cleanliness, and coordination with Muslim organisations.

He stated that representatives of Jamiat-ul-Quresh, including the president and general secretary, were present and ready to openly make announcements regarding the issue.

Maulana Jafar Pasha said that if Muslims exercise restraint regarding large animals for one year, those currently showing “enthusiasm” would “come to their senses.”

Call for Joint Declaration With Muslim Organisations

The religious leader stated that next year they would work together with Jamiat-ul-Quresh and other Muslim organisations to make a declaration demanding that the cow be given the status of a national symbol.

He also proposed a one-year boycott of large animals so that people opposing the issue would understand the situation themselves.

Meeting With Commissioner Reportedly Cancelled or Postponed

Maulana Jafar Pasha said he was informed that a meeting scheduled with the Commissioner had either been cancelled or postponed.

He stated:

“Today I came to know that the meeting which was supposed to be held with the Commissioner sahib was cancelled or postponed.”

Appeal to Maintain Cleanliness in Hyderabad

The religious leader appealed to people not to create dirt and waste on roads and asked citizens to keep Hyderabad clean during Bakrid.

He urged people to keep animals in safe places and maintain cleanliness in the city.

Maulana Jafar Pasha stated that no non-Muslim should face inconvenience because of Muslims and referred to the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), saying the message was meant to spread comfort and love for all.

Allegations Against Government and Police Policy

Maulana Jafar Pasha alleged that the current situation reflected the “failure of the government.”

He stated that the Home Ministry is under the Chief Minister and claimed that if the Chief Minister issued strict orders, nobody would dare stop animal transportation.

He further alleged that the current policies were “cooling down Muslims” while signalling to others.

According to him, such policies could politically harm the government and create dissatisfaction among Muslims.

Demand to Remove Police Checkposts

The religious leader demanded that the government remove police checkposts established at various police stations.

He alleged that strict checking and monitoring during Eid create fear among Muslims every year regarding large animals.

He also appealed to the Police Commissioner, whom he described as fair-minded, to take strict action against people allegedly creating obstacles in matters related to large animals.

Repeated Call for Boycott of Large Animals

Maulana Jafar Pasha again stated that if Muslims exercised restraint regarding large animals for one year, others “would come to their senses.”

He repeated that Muslim organisations and Jamiat-ul-Quresh may jointly declare support for giving the cow national symbol status and call for a one-year boycott of large animals.

Maulana Jafar Pasha, while addressing the media, demanded the removal of police checkposts during Bakrid and appealed for cleanliness, peace, and responsible handling of animals in Hyderabad. He also alleged government failure in handling the issue, claimed the Commissioner meeting was cancelled or postponed, and proposed that Muslim organisations consider a one-year boycott of large animals while demanding national symbol status for cows.

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