Indians For Guns

Is it illegal to kill vermin (rats) in cities? - That can be a local hunting

LOLz............Use PROPANE to blow up rats sniper.

No idea, shootinf rats comes under pest control I guess. They destroy agricultural grains to a huge proportion, what does our lady Maneka have to say on this not sure, perhaps she wants Indians to gather all the rats / mice and leave it at her doorstep.

They used to be on Schedule V (Vermin - no licence required to kill) of the Wildlife Protection Act 1972. However, I am not sure if they still are.

Mack The Knife

shahid";p="27070 wrote: No idea, shootinf rats comes under pest control I guess. They destroy agricultural grains to a huge proportion, what does our lady Maneka have to say on this not sure, perhaps she wants Indians to gather all the rats / mice and leave it at her doorstep.

IIRC rodents destroy almost 50% of ALL FOODGRAINS produced in India!!!

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Abhijeet

oh yes and i do recall Menaka sayin that Cows should not be milked too. Now how will the countrys milk demand be met - i wonder

snIPer";p="27125 wrote:oh yes and i do recall Menaka sayin that Cows should not be milked too

What BS! I recall she had problems with the snakebite serum production unit in Pune too.Reminds me of this episode in South Park about stupid animal lovers.

Bandicoots are a common pest at farms and are known to siphon off food grains.Don't see any harm in killing them.There's a certain community of people in Karnataka who smoke them out of their holes and eat them!

Pran

snIPer";p="27125 wrote:oh yes and i do recall Menaka sayin that Cows should not be milked too. Now how will the countrys milk demand be met - i wonder

She was saying that people should stop drinking milk because calf is left hungry.. that is one of the vegan concept....

-Inder