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Anger on Twitter after RSS mouthpiece Panchajanya quotes Vedas to justify Dadri lynching

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The latest cover story of RSS mouthpiece Panchajanya triggered a row after it sought to justify lynching of a Muslim man, who was accused of eating beef,  by quoting vedas.  The article ‘Is Utpat ke Us paar’ (The other side of this disturbance)’ was written by Hindi writer Vinay Krishna Chaturvedi under his pen name Tufail Chaturvedi.
30.18 of Yajurveda sanctions capital punishment to those who
kill cows: Panchajanya writer Vinayak Chaturvedi

October 18, 2015, NewsCrunch

The latest cover story of RSS mouthpiece Panchajanya triggered a row after it sought to justify lynching of a Muslim man, who was accused of eating beef,  by quoting vedas.

The article ‘Is Utpat ke Us paar’ (The other side of this disturbance)’ was written by Hindi writer Vinay Krishna Chaturvedi under his pen name Tufail Chaturvedi.

“For hundreds of years our ancestors have staked their lives to prevent cow slaughter and counter the killers.There are hundreds of such occasions in history when Muslim invaders thrust beef into our mouths to convert Hindus into Muslims,” it read.

Later speaking to The Sunday Express, Chaturvedi quoted passages in Vedas that sanction killing of cow killers. "30.18 of Yajurveda says ‘hand over capital punishment to those who kill cows’", he said.

Ironically, the Panchajanya controversy  erupted on a day BJP when came down heavily on the extremists who have been issuing provocative statements.

BJP chief Amit Shah reportedly summoned Manohar Lal Khattar, Mahesh Sharma, Sangeet Som and Sakshi Maharaj for making controversial statements on Dadri lynching and warned them to desist from doing so in the future. 

Here are a few critical responses to Panchajanya's article on beef killingon Twitter















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