Controversy Brews Over Endangered Dinner Delicacy

The Himachal BJP demands an apology from CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu over a viral video showing 'Jungli Murga' on a dinner menu in Shimla. Sukhu defends it as typical village fare while BJP argues it's illegal to hunt or eat the endangered species. A political dispute ensues.

Controversy Brews Over Endangered Dinner Delicacy
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The Himachal BJP has called for an apology from Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu for allegedly promoting the consumption of 'Jungli Murga' (Grey Junglefowl), an endangered species, during a dinner in Shimla.

Sukhu, in response, emphasized that eating non-vegetarian food is part of village life and accused the opposition of creating unnecessary controversy.

The matter escalated after a video went viral showing Sukhu mentioning 'Jungli Murga' during a meal. The BJP labeled this action illegal under wildlife protection laws, urging accountability.

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