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The spiritual and emotional bonds of the worshipers at Skanda Vale Temple in Wales towards the Sacred Shambo are understandable. However, what are the Religious teaching of Hinduism in this respect.

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  • Killing Shambo was totally unjustified. Only a heartless soul would think otherwise.

  • "ArabianLover81" ur a typical kok sucker of Allah,just like that deluded lunatic mohammad (piss be upon him)who use to hear voices in desert,we guys are going to nuke kabba soon and wipe this shit called islam off the face of humanity.

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  • I LOVE YOU SHAMBO.

  • nice speech, but shambo was IN ISOLATION. he never endangered ANY of the other animal's lives.

  • I totally agree with you.

  • RIP

    Shambo

    Love London

  • What does this guy have to say about Gangotri, the temple cow killed by the government because she was old. She was not suffering from *any* disease.

  • Your an idiot Winnol,hope you get struck by lightening you ignorant ****!

  • having the bull put down is the right decision.i know of a couple of farmers in carmarthenshire whos cows have had T.B.they have had to have their cows put down,so why the fuck should you bloody hidus be any different.you go on about religon and peace in the world.well you muslims are nothing but trouble.i just hope they find T.B in the rest of your animals.and they all get put down.!!!!!!!

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