Original title: 'Ayurvedic chicken' is not meat? Indian party leaders want to list chicken as a vegetarian, causing controversy
Vegetarians can also eat chicken? India today reported on the 19th that Sanjay & bull, leader of India's Shiva God Army Party (SHIV Sena) and member of the Indian parliament; Laut made an 'unusual' request to the Indian house of Lords on the 15th to list chicken and eggs as vegetarian. The report said that after hearing Laut's statement, everyone present was surprised.
Sanjay & bull; Laut requested that chicken and eggs be listed as vegetarian
The report said that in order to explain this statement, Laut reviewed his own experience and said, 'once, I went to a small village in nendubar district. The Adivasi gave us some food. I asked them what it was, and they said it was Ayurvedic chicken, 'Laut added.' they also said that eating this chicken can get rid of all diseases. '
Referring to the Ayurvedic chicken, Laut went on to explain that because the food fed to this chicken follows the Ayurvedic diet, it can also be considered a vegetarian.
On the relationship between Ayurvedic diet and vegetarianism, a netizen claiming to be an Ayurvedic practitioner once posted a document on the 'svastha Ayurveda' online to share that people seem to generally believe that if you follow the Ayurvedic diet, you should avoid eating meat. However, as for whether to eat meat, the netizen believes that it should ultimately depend on your physical health.
Screenshot of the article on 'svastha Ayurveda'
India today revealed that Laut's proposal has attracted the attention of many Twitter users.
Someone mocked and replied in Laut's tone. Netizen Avinash tirkey: 'Please list beef as fungus'