Haryana Students to Be Now Taught on the ‘Motherly’ Status of Cows

Haryana Gauseva Aayog chairman Bhani Ram Mangla has plans on lecturing universities across the state.

The incident occurred when over 250 cow vigilantes attacked the trucks transporting cattle from Jaisalmer to Tamil Nadu. (Photo: iStock)

The newest batch of undergraduate students in Haryana will now be taught why the cow has come to be regarded as the mother.

Haryana Gauseva Aayog chairman Bhani Ram Mangla has plans on touring universities across the state and give lectures on the topic, Hindustan Times reported.

The young students need to be taught the importance of cows so they grow up respecting the animal and work for its protection,”

Mangla told Hindustan Times

He also spoke about his upcoming book on the importance on cows, which he intends to distribute among the students.

His lectures will range from why the cow and not the buffalo is revered as the mother, or what are the benefits of A2 milk and cow urine for humans. “Answer to all these questions are scientifically backed, which our students need to know,” Mangla said.

The Harayana Gau Seva Ayong also intends to open gaushalas to “reform prisoners” and enable them to earn wages.