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Somnath non-veg food ban continues: What Gujarat Govt says, why restaurants opposed it and court's latest order

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Somnath non-veg food ban continues: What Gujarat Govt says, why restaurants opposed it and court's latest order — Bangalore Dining news

The Gir Somnath district Collector's notification, dated August 10, 2026, prohibits the preparation, storage and sale of non-vegetarian food within a 500-metre radius of the Somnath temple.

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