Raj govt committed to bovine welfare and develop cowshed

Press Trust of India  |  Jaipur 

The today reiterated its commitment to proper development of cow sheds and claimed it is providing adequate grants to the registered 'gaushalas' for the purpose.

Minister of State for Cooperatives and Gopalan Singh Kilak reiterated the commitment dismissing allegations of irregularities in grants to the cow sheds (gaushalas) made by the opposition during Zero Hour.



Replying to a query by Sukhram Bishnoi, the minister said the is providing Rs 141 crore annually to 1,148 registered cow sheds in the state.

Kilak added that there are 6.68 lakh bovines in state and 5.59 lakh of them are being provided grants.

All registered cow sheds are being provided grants as per the rules and there is no irregularity, he said.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

Raj govt committed to bovine welfare and develop cowshed

The Rajasthan government today reiterated its commitment to proper development of cow sheds and claimed it is providing adequate grants to the registered 'gaushalas' for the purpose. Minister of State for Cooperatives and Gopalan Ajay Singh Kilak reiterated the commitment dismissing allegations of irregularities in grants to the cow sheds (gaushalas) made by the opposition Congress during Zero Hour. Replying to a query by Congress MLA Sukhram Bishnoi, the minister said the government is providing Rs 141 crore annually to 1,148 registered cow sheds in the state. Kilak added that there are 6.68 lakh bovines in state and 5.59 lakh of them are being provided grants. All registered cow sheds are being provided grants as per the rules and there is no irregularity, he said. The today reiterated its commitment to proper development of cow sheds and claimed it is providing adequate grants to the registered 'gaushalas' for the purpose.

Minister of State for Cooperatives and Gopalan Singh Kilak reiterated the commitment dismissing allegations of irregularities in grants to the cow sheds (gaushalas) made by the opposition during Zero Hour.

Replying to a query by Sukhram Bishnoi, the minister said the is providing Rs 141 crore annually to 1,148 registered cow sheds in the state.

Kilak added that there are 6.68 lakh bovines in state and 5.59 lakh of them are being provided grants.

All registered cow sheds are being provided grants as per the rules and there is no irregularity, he said.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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