Archive · 29 Oct 2025
Ex-CM Uma Bharti Launches Cow Protection Campaign Amid Policy Disagreements
A former leader named Uma Bharti is starting a new campaign to help protect cows in Madhya Pradesh.
She thinks the government isn't doing a good job with its cow protection plans.
She previously campaigned against liquor sales, which led to changes.
Now, she wants to focus on cows.
She has ideas like giving women cows as part of a government program.
She also thinks cows shouldn't be kept in lots of small sheds.
Instead, she suggests having one big shed in each area and helping farmers take care of cows.
Her campaign will last for a year and a half.
Former CM Uma Bharti is launching the Gau Samvardhan Abhiyan (Cow Protection Campaign) in Madhya Pradesh.
Bharti previously led a successful campaign against the state's liquor policy, resulting in the closure of 'Ahatas'.
She criticizes the government's cow protection policies, suggesting improvements.
Bharti proposes giving two cows to women under the Ladli Behna Yojna and advocates for financial aid to farmers for cow protection.
She believes there's no need for cowsheds in every village, suggesting one per district and a greater role for farmers in cow protection.
- Who
- Former Chief Minister Uma Bharti
- What
- Launching a cow protection campaign (Gau Samvardhan Abhiyan) and criticizing government policies on cow protection.
- When
- Starting Wednesday
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Uma Bharti believes the government's cow protection policies, particularly regarding cowsheds and financial aid, are inadequate and proposes alternative solutions.
- Campaign Name
- Gau Samvardhan Abhiyan (Cow Protection Campaign)
- Initiator
- Uma Bharti (Former CM of Madhya Pradesh)
- Start Date
- Wednesday
- Campaign Duration
- One and a half years