Fwd: FW: To all PAMHO Users

[Ram Mohan Gupta]

Hare Krishna Prabhus,

Please accept my humble obeisances. All glories to Srila Prabhupada. All glories to Sri Guru and Gauranga.

 

Kindly go through the mail chain describing the killing of our cow from our Goshala. It's extremely unfortunate. We all know how much Lord Krsna loves cows. Srila Prabhupada emphasized on cow protection so much.

 

Kindly take your time and protest against this and support the changes in law in Britain.

 

Kindly forgive me for sending this mail on Holy Name group, but it was urgently required in service of MOTHER COW.

 

Ys,

Rama Vilasa Dasa

-----Original Message-----
From: Gauri (das) TKG (Bhaktivedanta Manor - UK)
[mailto:Gaur...@pamho.net]
Sent: Friday, December 21, 2007 12:37 PM
Cc: X (Broadcasts) (Sender: Sriman...@pamho.net)
Subject: To all PAMHO Users

Dear Sriman Prabhu,

PAMHO AGTSP

Can you please arrange that this be sent to all PAMHO users.


Dear Friends,

Hare Krishna

JUSTICE FOR GANGOTRI- ACT NOW

As you may know a charity called the RSPCA secretly killed Gangotri, one of
our cows at Bhaktivedanta Manor. Gangotri had no disease, she simply
couldn't walk due to an accident with our bull. We are now taking action on
every level- social, political and legal. Our ultimate aim is to achieve a
change in law which will then never allow such a thing to happen again. A
change in the law in Britain means gradually a change in the laws for
Europe.

Please act now to support JUSTICE FOR GANGOTRI by clicking this link
http://www.hfb.org.uk/Default.aspx?sID=806 and filling in the poll. The data
received will be of immense value for legal proceedings and media.




Now please send this to everyone you know.

Thank you

Ys Gauri das
Temple President, Bhaktivedanta Manor


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Angry devotees and Hindu Leaders condemn over-zealous RSPCA


Angry leaders from across Britain massed for an emergency meeting on Sunday
following the putting to death of a cow at a temple outside London.

They were united in their condemnation of the 'officious and self-righteous'
RSPCA, and the 'unthinking complicity' of Defra and the police.

Representing dozens of organisations and communities, they converged on the
Bhaktivedanta Manor in Hertfordshire and saw for themselves the spot where a
temple cow was mercilessly given a fatal injection, despite all pleas and
attempts at negotiation on religious grounds.

They were further incensed to learn that the cow's medical care was being
supervised by two veterinary surgeons, neither of whom insisted that the cow
be killed, and neither of whom reported the animal as 'suffering.'

The assembly of delegates expressed their outrage and frustration,
considering the killing to be not only an entirely unnecessary waste of
life, but also a symbolic attack on Hinduism itself, a religion of
non-violence.

"Never before have I seen such anger and solidarity in our community," said
Arjan Vikaria of the Hindu Forum of Britain. "We want answers and
retribution and we will not stop until we get them."

Raj Joshi, the vice-chairman of The Society of Black Lawyers, angrily
commented: "This action is showing complete disregard for the sensitivities
of the third largest religion in this country. It is astonishing that the
authorities seem to have disregarded all customary tolerance and
understanding, and certainly the relevant legislation, in carrying out this
unwarranted and inhumane destruction of an animal."

Research was presented on the previous conduct of the RSPCA, and the
organisation's sorry history of overly zealous 'mercy killings' was
discussed. "We call upon Hindus throughout the country to withdraw their
financial support from the RSPCA," said one leader, "they are not morally
fit to represent the compassionate nature of the British public."

"We are very upset by the deceptive way in which this charity has behaved
and presented the situation to the public," said another, "they grossly
exaggerated the physical deterioration of the cow, and have covered up the
plain fact of the matter, which is that she was being very well cared for by
a local, highly qualified vet and her carers."

Head of the temple where the cow was killed, Gauri Das commented: "The RSPCA
deceived us and are now attempting to deceive the public.  A charity
organisation with no powers came uniformed into our temple and enforced the
killing of Gangotri, a loved and cared for cow with no disease. Her only
crime was that she couldn't walk."

Delegates formed a task force and will now demand both the Prime Minister,
Gordon Brown, and Hilary Benn MP, Defra minister, to explain who gave the
order to kill the cow, despite ministerial promises that no action would be
taken because of the special circumstances. They also voted to register
their protest in other ways and are considering prosecution of the RSPCA.



For more information, please contact:

(Interviews) Gauri das: 07809 954 8673 (m) (Photos, general); Radha Mohan:
07818 815 978 (m); radha.m...@pamho.net

*****

Angry devotees and Hindu Leaders condemn over-zealous RSPCA


Angry leaders from across Britain massed for an emergency meeting on Sunday
following the putting to death of a cow at a temple outside London.

They were united in their condemnation of the 'officious and self-righteous'
RSPCA, and the 'unthinking complicity' of Defra and the police.

Representing dozens of organisations and communities, they converged on the
Bhaktivedanta Manor in Hertfordshire and saw for themselves the spot where a
temple cow was mercilessly given a fatal injection, despite all pleas and
attempts at negotiation on religious grounds.

They were further incensed to learn that the cow's medical care was being
supervised by two veterinary surgeons, neither of whom insisted that the cow
be killed, and neither of whom reported the animal as 'suffering.'

The assembly of delegates expressed their outrage and frustration,
considering the killing to be not only an entirely unnecessary waste of
life, but also a symbolic attack on Hinduism itself, a religion of
non-violence.

"Never before have I seen such anger and solidarity in our community," said
Arjan Vikaria of the Hindu Forum of Britain. "We want answers and
retribution and we will not stop until we get them."

Raj Joshi, the vice-chairman of The Society of Black Lawyers, angrily
commented: "This action is showing complete disregard for the sensitivities
of the third largest religion in this country. It is astonishing that the
authorities seem to have disregarded all customary tolerance and
understanding, and certainly the relevant legislation, in carrying out this
unwarranted and inhumane destruction of an animal."

Research was presented on the previous conduct of the RSPCA, and the
organisation's sorry history of overly zealous 'mercy killings' was
discussed. "We call upon Hindus throughout the country to withdraw their
financial support from the RSPCA," said one leader, "they are not morally
fit to represent the compassionate nature of the British public."

"We are very upset by the deceptive way in which this charity has behaved
and presented the situation to the public," said another, "they grossly
exaggerated the physical deterioration of the cow, and have covered up the
plain fact of the matter, which is that she was being very well cared for by
a local, highly qualified vet and her carers."

Head of the temple where the cow was killed, Gauri Das commented: "The RSPCA
deceived us and are now attempting to deceive the public.  A charity
organisation with no powers came uniformed into our temple and enforced the
killing of Gangotri, a loved and cared for cow with no disease. Her only
crime was that she couldn't walk."

Delegates formed a task force and will now demand both the Prime Minister,
Gordon Brown, and Hilary Benn MP, Defra minister, to explain who gave the
order to kill the cow, despite ministerial promises that no action would be
taken because of the special circumstances. They also voted to register
their protest in other ways and are considering prosecution of the RSPCA.



For more information, please contact:

(Interviews) Gauri das: 07809 954 8673 (m) (Photos, general); Radha Mohan:
07818 815 978 (m); radha.m...@pamho.net

******

Yes, this issue is boiling a lot of blood within us. The issue is not just
for those of our faith but effects anyone who want to care for their animals
beyond the cureable point.

The stance of the RSPCA means no more old age and no more longterm ill or
injured animals can be cared for. The RSPCA dont treat or nurse their so
called saved animals they kill them with poison. This is a cheaper and less
troubling option.

Please make a big noise on this with whatever avenues you have. The RSPCA
deceived us and have shown themselves to be cunning and heardhearted animal
slaughtermen who specialise in poison rather than guns.

*****