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A Manju said, the matter would be raised in a state cabinet meeting to discuss its negative as well as positive outcomes and subsequently the state government would request the central government to withdraw the notification issued. If the centre rejects the request, then the state would approach Supreme Court for a legal battle with the union government on the issue.
Speaking on the notification the minister opined, the bill is anti farmer and contradicts the cow slaughter and cattle preservation act, 1964. According to the notification, the sellers and buyers in the open market should get necessary permission from the authority to sale or purchase the cattle. This could create issues within the farmers community, the minister said.