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Meat, liquor banned as Vrindavan, Barsana now sacred pilgrim centres

LUCKNOW: Vrindavan and Barsana said to be the birthplaces of Krishna and Radha have been declared the first official sacred pilgrimage centres in Uttar Pradesh

Updated At : 06:42 PM Oct 28, 2017 IST

Selling of liquor and meat would be prohibited here on the lines of Haridwar. File photo

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