Wild monkeys splattered and killed babies, so why did Indians only catch them but not kill them?

Wild monkeys splattered and killed babies, so why did Indians only catch them but not kill them? Wild monkeys splattered and killed babies, so why did Indians only catch them but not kill them? In India, among the animals, the cow is the first status, the status of the monkey is also very high, the Indians believe that the monkey is the incarnation of the monkey god Hanuman, there are many Hanuman statues in India, it is said that the original form of the Monkey King also has a certain relationship with Hanuman.

However, the fact that Indians respect monkeys does not mean that they will be well-behaved, in fact, in India, monkeys are frequent visitors to the news. In June 2020, monkeys hit the street, causing 250 people to scratch, and in July 2020, a group of monkeys shook a wall, causing the wall to collapse, causing 7 people to be hit and 5 people to die on the spot. This is going to be left in China, and the monkeys have already been killed a hundred times.

The basic rule of human relations with animals: when an animal is so small that it is endangered, humans must protect it, prohibit killing, and increase the population of this animal as much as possible.

When there are so many animals that they affect human habitat and survival, humans must limit the number of such animals, kill them when they need them, and drive them out of their habitats. The same is obviously true for monkeys. The "Hanuman" religion is essentially a kind of Hinduism, a low-level polytheistic animal worship, and as long as it is not banned, this place is still backward and ignorant.

It's all customary; Monkeys are not stupid and bullying the weak and afraid of the hard, and if the human regime is very tough on monkeys, the monkeys will never dare to treat humans and their livestock so arrogantly. The Indo-Aryans are full of compassion for other animals, but they have absolutely no empathy or compassion for the aborigines of the fourth and fifth castes. On the contrary, fanatical Aryan religious elements took the oppression of the indigenous people as a matter of course, even a sacred mission.

Compared with the human traitors in India, the elbows of our country are simply too righteous and awe-inspiring.

Because India regards monkeys as sacred symbols, monkeys will be expelled if they do unreasonable things, and if they are harmed, they will be considered disrespectful.

Because these wild monkeys actually have a background, Indian law makes it illegal to kill monkeys. Religion protects monkeys even more than laws.

Because this is only a small number of cases, and not most monkeys will do this, they generally just catch them and discipline them strictly.