Indian Folk Singer Malini Awasthi Slams PETA; Questions Their Intention For Propagating Leather-Free Rakhshabandhan

Indian folk singer Malini Awasthi in her tweets slammed PETA for promoting leather-free Rakhshabandhan campaign in India that urged people to protect cows

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Indian Folk Singer Malini Awasthi Slams PETA; Questions Their Intention For Propagating Leather-Free Rakhshabandhan
Indian folk singer Malini Awasthi and PETA are engaged in a Twitter war. The Padma Shri recipient picked on the body looking into the animal rights across the world for a campaign about the upcoming Rakhi festival. This campaign by PETA was seen to be speaking about not harming any animal, especially cows during this festival and opting for leather-free goods, thus, protecting cows. This campaign of the animal rights organization forced the singer to call it absurd, as she mentioned in her reply of never heard of leather rakhis, thus making this campaign weird and sick.

PETA tweeted “This Raksha Bandhan, protect cows too. Cow face #GoLeatherFree #NotOursToWear #VeganLeather #RakshaBandhan” To which Malini Awasthi replied, “This is absurd! Never heard of Rakhis being made of leather! @PetaIndia your malicious campaign is weird and sick!” As soon as they received this reply from the singer, they reverted to her and justified themselves, by tweeting, “We didn’t say it was. Surely you do not disagree that Raksha Bandhan is a good day to extend protection to cows who are our sisters under the skin by taking a pledge to go leather-free, for life.”

To which Malini replied, RakshaBandhan is a festival celebrated by Hindus, who worship Cow, hence preaching to have a leather-free rakhi seems like propaganda. Also, she urged them to invest in protesting against certain festivals which urge people to kill animals.


Her reply read, “Rakshabandhan is a Hindu festival & for practising Hindus, Cow is the abode of Gods & Goddesses. Preaching about Leather Rakhis, which is not even a cultural reality in India is @PetaIndia's propaganda. Invest instead in protesting against festivals which celebrate deaths of animals.” ALSO READ: Mukesh Ambani Becomes The 6th Richest Person In The World; Meme Factor Is Having A Field Day


Rakshabandhan will be celebrated by Indians across the globe on 3rd August 2020. ALSO READ: Meghan Markle Wants To Buy A British Royal Title For Her Mother Doria Raglan? Here’s The Truth





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