Christmas beef supply crisis! Goa vendors protest amid vigilante clashes, sparking outrage
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Christmas beef supply crisis! Goa vendors protest amid vigilante clashes, sparking outrage

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A lack of supplies from neighbouring States may cause Goa's beef vendors to stay closed on Tuesday, the eve of Christmas, even though Chief Minister Pramod Sawant has urged them to resume their businesses and assured them of help. On Monday, beef vendors in Goa staged a statewide shutdown to protest harassment following a clash with members of a cow vigilante group in Margao last week. During the busy Christmas shopping season, beef vendors and members of the supposed "Gau Rakshak" group clashed in Margao's busy South Goa Planning and Development Authority Market on Wednesday morning, causing chaos, as per various media reports, When the purported vigilante group stopped a car carrying meat and claimed supply chain violations, the argument, which started at around 8.30 am, descended into violence. Wishing Merry Christmas to the country's citizens and the Christian community worldwide, the Prime Minister stated that a few days ago, heattended a Christmas celebration at Union Minister George Kurian's residence.

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