Tamil Nadu Police book BJP functionary for objecting to sale of beef near temple, withdraws case after locals protest
Op IndiaOn 9th January, Bharatiya Janata Party OBC team district secretary Subramani from Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, was booked by Thudiyalur police for allegedly telling a couple in Udayampalayam village to stop selling beef near Veeramathi Amman Temple. On 9th January, Abhitha filed a complaint with the Coimbatore City Police Commissioner’s office in which she claimed that Subramani prohibited them from selling beef on 25th December. Source: TOI Meanwhile, a video of Subramani allegedly asking the couple to stop selling beef in the area as there was a temple nearby went viral on social media. Subramani recorded the arguments between himself and the couple and published them on social media, saying that the decision not to sell beef dishes was supported by the village.
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