No ban on meat, egg sale in Bhopal during Navratri, officials deny news reports

Nine-day Navratri Festival in Madhya Pradesh’s Bhopal capital or in Dasara, on Tuesday, September 23, 2025, the authorities announced no prohibitions in the Bhopal’s capital of Madhya Pradesh, which was announced about the media reports on these products between 22 September and 2 October.

While talking HinduBhopal collector Kaushalendra Vikram Singh said, “The regional administration has not been given such an order that puts such a blanket ban.”

On Monday, September 22, several media organizations reported on “prohibition ve and refers to a report by a news agency, and the subsection was quoted from a magistrate (SDM).

However, the news agency, which shared a video notification claimed by SDM by SDM about the ban, deleted the post on Tuesday. Post has widespread criticism from social media users and opposition party leaders. Many of them hit the movement and called the “majority and separatist ..

In an article in X, Mahua Moitra, a member of the Trinamool Congress Lok Sabha, said: “How can all of the very faithful Bhopal city have to give up the vegetarians because they decide to balance their sins for the rest of the year and how can they have to give up the eggs?

In a new article on Tuesday, the news agency made a correction and emphasized that the quoted official was SDM from the Maihar region in North MP.

“A navratri Mela (Adil) starts in the town of Holy Maa Sharda since September 22. Considering this, the sale of meat, fish and eggs was banned between 22 September and 2 October. ”

Maihar Collector Rani Batad Hindu The prohibition is applied in the regions of the town near the famous Sharda Mata Temple every year during both navratris.

“Every year, navratri is given during the mela every year. It is a complete prohibition in raw meats as well as raw meats,” he added.

Meanwhile, Bhopal Municipal Company Public Relations Officer (Pro) Prem Shankar Shukla said that such long -term restrictions have not been implemented by the civilian organ in the city.

Shukla, “Every year, after consulting with various departments and BMC commissioner, when certain instructions were given a calendar with certain days and festivals, but no 8-9 days in our calendar,” he said.