Former Chief Justice DY Chandrachud praised PETA India at its 25th-anniversary event, highlighting the organization’s growth in promoting animal welfare and rights. He urged kindness towards animals, recognizing them as sentient beings, and emphasized their role in the ecosystem. Ingrid Newkirk also addressed animal suffering, stressing the need for compassionate treatment.
Retired Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud has been named PETA India’s 2024 Most Influential Vegan for promoting veganism influenced by his daughters. He emphasized respect for all living beings, quoting Article 51A(g) of the Constitution. The family advocates for compassionate lifestyle choices, highlighting the emotional capacities of animals and inspiring ethical decisions among the public.
Yesterday, On 28th October, the Calcutta High Court addressed a PIL requesting a ban on animal sacrifices at the Bolla Raksha Kali Temple, highlighting tensions between religious practices and modern ethical concerns. The court expressed skepticism about achieving veganism in Eastern India and referred to ongoing debates regarding essential religious practices and environmental issues related to sacrifices.
