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Meat Shops: Meat shops licence renewal in Jaipur | MLA Balmukundachary’s inspection | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Days after BJP MLA Balmukundachary from Hawa Mahal constituency inspected meat selling shops in the Walled City, new applications and renewal of licences by such shops have increased.
Jaipur Municipal Corporation (JMC) Heritage has received 30 applications for new licences from meat selling shops in the Walled City. A total of 150 shops are functioning without licences in areas under JMC Heritage.
Kartar Singh, additional commissioner JMC Heritage said, “This week, we have received 30 applications for new licences for meat shopsin the city.A two-member team has been conducting surprise inspections, and notices are being issued to those found selling meat without license.”
Officials said that 115 shops under JMC Heritage are operating with proper permits and license.
On Friday, officials from JMC Greater also conducted a surprise inspection of meat shops in Sanganer, Mansarovar, Diggi Malpura Road, Varun Path among other areas. On Friday, 40 kilograms of meat along with a large quantity of fish and chicken were seized from illegal shops which will be destroyed, said officials.
Somya Gurjar, mayor JMC Greater said that around 45 shops were checked on Friday of which 12 shops were found to be functioning without licence.
“We had been receiving complaints from residents about illegal sale of meat and slaughtering of animals on the main road in areas around Sanganer, Diggi Malpura Road. Our team conducted a surprise inspection and found irregularities. We seized the meat and closed the shops immediately and issued notices to them. We have given them time till Monday to apply for license and those who meet the criteria, will be issued permits,” said Harendra, deputy commissioner for animal husbandry at JMC Greater.
On Monday, Balmukundachary had inspected meat shops in the Walled City and enquired about why meat was being sold in the open in violation of the law.
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Jaipur Municipal Corporation (JMC) Heritage has received 30 applications for new licences from meat selling shops in the Walled City. A total of 150 shops are functioning without licences in areas under JMC Heritage.
Kartar Singh, additional commissioner JMC Heritage said, “This week, we have received 30 applications for new licences for meat shopsin the city.A two-member team has been conducting surprise inspections, and notices are being issued to those found selling meat without license.”
Officials said that 115 shops under JMC Heritage are operating with proper permits and license.
On Friday, officials from JMC Greater also conducted a surprise inspection of meat shops in Sanganer, Mansarovar, Diggi Malpura Road, Varun Path among other areas. On Friday, 40 kilograms of meat along with a large quantity of fish and chicken were seized from illegal shops which will be destroyed, said officials.
Somya Gurjar, mayor JMC Greater said that around 45 shops were checked on Friday of which 12 shops were found to be functioning without licence.
“We had been receiving complaints from residents about illegal sale of meat and slaughtering of animals on the main road in areas around Sanganer, Diggi Malpura Road. Our team conducted a surprise inspection and found irregularities. We seized the meat and closed the shops immediately and issued notices to them. We have given them time till Monday to apply for license and those who meet the criteria, will be issued permits,” said Harendra, deputy commissioner for animal husbandry at JMC Greater.
On Monday, Balmukundachary had inspected meat shops in the Walled City and enquired about why meat was being sold in the open in violation of the law.
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BJP’s MLA-elect inspects meat shops in Walled City
BJP’s Balmukund Acharya inspects meat shops in Jaipur’s Walled City, questioning the sale of meat in the open. He checks for licenses due to complaints of waste being dumped in nearby localities. Acharya won the Hawa Mahal seat by defeating RR Tiwari. He instructs JMC Heritage officials to check licenses and take action against non-compliant meat shop owners. Acharya’s actions are criticized by human rights organization PUCL as unconstitutional and an attack on people’s food and dietary practices.
BJP’s Balmukund Acharya inspects meat shops in Jaipur’s Walled City, questioning the sale of meat in the open. He checks for licenses due to complaints of waste being dumped in nearby localities. Acharya won the Hawa Mahal seat by defeating RR Tiwari. He instructs JMC Heritage officials to check licenses and take action against non-compliant meat shop owners. Acharya’s actions are criticized by human rights organization PUCL as unconstitutional and an attack on people’s food and dietary practices.
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This article discusses smart tips and tricks to reduce the cooking time of meat and tenderize it. Cutting meat into thin slices or cubes, using ready-to-eat or marinated meat, and marinating for a longer time can help speed up the cooking process. The acidity of lemon, vinegar, and curd can naturally tenderize the meat. Pounding the meat, cooking with high heat, using a pressure cooker, and using thin skewers or making kebabs also reduce cooking time. Additionally, using a microwave, par boiling the meat, and choosing tender cuts can further decrease cooking time.
This article discusses smart tips and tricks to reduce the cooking time of meat and tenderize it. Cutting meat into thin slices or cubes, using ready-to-eat or marinated meat, and marinating for a longer time can help speed up the cooking process. The acidity of lemon, vinegar, and curd can naturally tenderize the meat. Pounding the meat, cooking with high heat, using a pressure cooker, and using thin skewers or making kebabs also reduce cooking time. Additionally, using a microwave, par boiling the meat, and choosing tender cuts can further decrease cooking time.
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