Supplies are not coming forth, our work has been reduced drastically. Earlier, 150 buffaloes used to be slaughtered everyday. It has now come down to 10-20. Of 150 daily wagers in the factory, the majority is sitting idle. We have a license for our slaughterhouse. The administration has not approached us until now, but there is a sense of fear everywhere.
Even while talking to The Quint, Shakil Ahmad, MD of Al-Falah of Frozen Food, sounded completely shaken.
The change of guard in the Uttar Pradesh government has directly affected Ahmad – influx of buffaloes in slaughterhouses has reduced and all the people associated with the business are panic-stricken.
There are about 250 daily wagers and permanent workers in Ahmad’s factory. After Yogi Adityanath took oath as the chief minister, raids on the state’s butcher houses are becoming a cause of worry.
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Topics: BJP Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath
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