An Indian state on Saturday lifted a Supreme Court ban on a popular bull-wrestling festival after Prime Minister Narendra Modi ordered the event should be allowed to go ahead.
Modi overturned the ban on the festival after massive protests in southern India by demonstrators who called the court's ruling an attack on their culture.
India's Supreme Court outlawed the bull-wrestling Jallikattu festival last year after a plea by animal rights groups, which have long accused participants in the event - held annually across southern Tamil Nadu state - of cruelty to the animals.
elethos.gr/AFP
21/1/17
Modi overturned the ban on the festival after massive protests in southern India by demonstrators who called the court's ruling an attack on their culture.
India's Supreme Court outlawed the bull-wrestling Jallikattu festival last year after a plea by animal rights groups, which have long accused participants in the event - held annually across southern Tamil Nadu state - of cruelty to the animals.
elethos.gr/AFP
21/1/17
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