Thread by @dikgaj

#PETA-India never mounts legal campaigns ag public mass ritual annual sadistic slaughter of animals as blood-sacrifice ritual for certain religion-but it intervenes into Hindu temple's to remove animals who take part in ritual as living, cared for, and sacred beings.

#PETA-India's activities work out as selective intervention guided by religious bias and opportunism. As such it is a conscious non-state selective intervention into Hindu religious practices which don't kill the animal while silent on other religions which kill animals as ritual

non-state actors like #PETA-India with a track record of selective intervention and selective non-intervention based on religion must be exposed, and conditions created so that they cannot become non-state middlemen standing in between the affected citizen and the state.

prevention of cruelty to animals is a civilizational issue, a core concern of Hindus from long before the activists of #PETA wr born. We dont want non-state middlemen to make a living out of selective use of misery in animal life due to humans. We will deal with state directly.

NGO's can play enormous beneficial role - but we can't tolerate "middle-men" simply acting out in reality as agents or influencers of much bigger ideologies, influences and agendas that are ultimately religiously or imperialism driven. #PETA has shown enough to be suspect.