Opinions regarding the necessity of halal food for Muslims are divided, with some claiming it to be unfair while others deem it crucial. Opinions regarding the necessity of halal food for Muslims are divided, with some claiming it to be unfair while others believe it crucial. Passenger objects to ‘halal tea’, IRCTC takes note.
A video of an angry passenger objecting to ‘halal tea’ being served by railways has gone viral. The passenger was arguing with the railway official about why tea needs to be certified as halal.
The passenger said that he doesn't follow Islam and doesn't want to drink tea that has been blessed by a Muslim priest. The railway official informed the passenger that they had the option to decline the tea but assured them that it was indeed safe to consume as it had obtained halal certification.
The video has sparked a debate online about the need for halal certification for tea. Opinions regarding the necessity of halal food for Muslims are divided, with some claiming it to be unfair while others deem it crucial.
The Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has said that it is "looking into the matter" and will take "appropriate action". The debate over halal tea is likely to continue. Everyone needs to maintain peace and not hurt other's religions.
Here are some additional details about the incident:
The video was filmed on a train in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.
The passenger who objected to the tea was a Hindu.
The railway official who was arguing with the passenger was a Muslim.
The IRCTC has said that it will provide both halal and non-halal tea on its trains.
Here are some additional thoughts on the issue:
It is important to respect people's religious beliefs.
The IRCTC should provide both halal and non-halal tea on its trains so that everyone can be satisfied.