Cadbury found using halal- certification; advertises it for Diwali [ Delhi , India ]

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Cadbury, was found using halal-certified gelatin made from beef being used in its products. They further used PM Modi’s father’s name, Damodar, to sell their product during the Hindu festival of Diwali.

In its website, Cadbury, confirms the usage of gelatin derived from beef in its products.

Cadbury’s parent company Mondelez refuted the charges and put out a post saying all their products manufactured in India were 100 per cent vegetarian and the screenshot wasn’t related to their Indian products.

However, the halal-certification persists which is forbidden in Sanatan Dharma.  Halal products are being enforced on the Hindus claiming that it is suitable for non-Muslims as well. It is the enforcement of the Islamic law on the non-Muslims.

Halal Products are universal products not only suitable for Muslims consumption, but also for everyone, including non-Muslims”, says Halal India, the official Halal certification authority in India. Even the Indian companies have started to acquire the Halal certification to keep up in the race.

According to an Adroit Market Research study, by 2025 the global Halal market would touch USD (United States Dollars) 9.71 trillion.

Halal is the monetary backbone of terrorism. Halal Certification is given by Jamiat Ulama-I-Hind which donates it for their education, Halal Trust, scholarships, etc. Moreover, they provide legal aid to terrorists of Indian Mujahideen and several others. In other words, Halal organizations use money from the sale of Halal products for their welfare, maintaining and protecting Waqf Property, and several of these organizations have been found to be linked with terrorist activities.