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West Bengal Bulldozer Crackdown Beef Ban Before Eid Trigger Massive Political Storm
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AI-generatedThe article describes political unrest in West Bengal due to demolition drives and a cattle trade restriction ahead of Eid. The beef ban creates localized beef shortages, affecting meat supply chains and prices in the region. The impact is region-specific (West Bengal, India) and primarily affects the agricultural/food sector through supply disruption. No direct impact on global commodity prices or major companies; commercial mechanism is weak and localized.
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- West Bengal government imposed cattle slaughter ban for cattle under 14 years ahead of Eid-ul-Azha.
- Demolition drives in Muslim-majority areas led to protests and Kolkata High Court interim stay.
- Beef shortages reported affecting both Muslim butchers and Hindu farmers.
- Political storm with opposition accusing BJP of 'bulldozer politics'.
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