Bizarre: Chakrapani seeks 'Gaumutra' welcome for all international arrivals, amid Covid-19

At a time when country is trying its best to contain deadly Coronavirus, President of Hindu Mahasabha Chakrapani has demanded that anyone landing on Indian soil must be allowed to come out of airport only after drinking Gaumutra and taking a bath in cow dung. This bizarre demand has come on day when chief of one of factions of Hindu Mahasabha hosted a 'Gaumutra party' to fight Coronavirus. 

Chakrapani said that y will write a letter to Prime Minister demanding serving of Gaumutra to every single person before coming out, and also that government must replace wine shops with gaumutra shops at all Airports. 

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'Gaumutra to fight Coronavirus'

"Everyone coming from abroad must be served Gaumutra and asked to take bath in cow dung before exiting airport. Moreover, govt must replace wine shops with gaumutra and cow dung shops. It will help to contain coronavirus completely. Government must put a blanket ban on killing of animals also. main reason for this pandemic is eating meat of incent animals. I am just giving a suggestion, it depends on government if y want to implement our suggestions," said Swamy Chakrapani.

"Today thousands of people turned up at our Gaumutra party. Gaumutra and cow dung helps to contain coronavirus because cow is considered as mor of world and when you don't have a solution to any problem n you go to your mor and she gives you a solution. We will organise Gaumutra party on a national level because we want to save people and country from this deadly virus. We are going to write a letter to prime minister to implement serving Gaumutra everyone landing on our soil" added Chakrapani, without a jot of scientific evidence to back his claims.

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