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Finally, Decapitation of Thousands of Animals in Nepal to Please A Goddess is Banned
But last Tuesday, Ram Chandra Shah, chair of the Gidhimai Temple Trust, officially announced the end of the century-old practice. In an honest and emotional statement that he wrote, he said, “For every life taken, our heart is heavy.
A woman prays near the pit where the severed heads will be buried.
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Recently, the temple officially announced the end of the century-old brutal practice.
Photo credit: AP Images for The Humane Society
For generations, pilgrims have sacrificed animals to the Goddess Gadhimai…
Photo credit: Kuni Takahashi/ AP for Humane Society International
…in the hope of a better life…
Photo credit: Kuni Takahashi/ AP for Humane Society International
The time has come to replace killing and violence with peaceful worship and celebration.
Photo credit: AP Images for The Humane Society of the United States
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