The Bharatiya Gobansha Sarankshan Parishad organised a two-day campaign on cow protection here under chairmanship of its national chairman Khemji Sharma.
Sharma said the Parishad has undertaken a massive campaign for protection of cows in the country. “Cows contribute a lot for country’s economical growth. But the way cows are being neglected is deplorable,” he said.
Sharma said the parishad would soon undertake a campaign in every gram panchayat to motivate people to rear cows for their economic growth. At least one lakh people would be approached and asked take oath to protect cows giving Re 1. Besides, in initiative would be taken to conduct examinations on cow protection among school students, he said.
The Parishad would also hold training programme for dairy farmers to create insecticides and fertilisers from cow urine and dung, respectively.
Among others, Parishad State president and retired Income Tax Commissioner Durga Prasad Kar, State organiser Niranjan Nanda, secretary Jagannath Patnaik, lawyer Ramakrushna
Nanda and Rajendra Pattjoshi were present.