Amid debates on social media regarding
Halal-processed meat in train meals, the indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has issued a clear statement. Here’s what you need to know.
1. The Controversy
· social media discussions claimed that
only Halal-certified meat is being used in
non-vegetarian train meals· Passengers raised concerns over
food labeling and dietary preferencesThe debate sparked
national attention on meal preparation standards.
2. IRCTC’s Official Statement
· irctc clarified that
there are no guidelines requiring Halal certification for meals served on trains· Meals are prepared following
standard food safety and quality normsNon-vegetarian options are
not restricted to Halal meat only.
3. What This Means for Passengers
· Travelers can
choose meals according to preference without assuming Halal is mandatory· Vegetarian and non-vegetarian options
remain available as per irctc menu· Focus remains on
hygiene, quality, and safety standards rather than religious certification
4. IRCTC’s Commitment
· Ensuring
safe, quality meals for all passengers· Compliance with
food safety laws and railway catering standards· Transparency in
menu preparation and ingredient sourcing5. Final Takeaway
IRCTC meals are
governed by standard food regulations, not religious certifications. Passengers can
enjoy train meals confidently, knowing that safety and quality remain the top priority.
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