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Tamil Nadu Today: Supreme Court stays order banning cow slaughter in State

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Lalitha Ranjani
Tamil Nadu Today: Supreme Court stays order banning cow slaughter in State
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The Supreme Court of India has stayed a Madras High Court order that sought to enforce a total ban on cow slaughter in Tamil Nadu. The state government challenged the ruling, citing existing legislation that permits the slaughter of older cows under specific conditions.

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This ruling clarifies the legal boundaries between state-level animal preservation laws and judicial mandates, impacting agricultural and religious policy in India.

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The Supreme Court today (July 13, 2026) stayed a May 27 order of the Madras High Court directing the Tamil Nadu government to enforce a State-wide prohibition on the slaughter of cows and calves .

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