Non-veg foods are ban in these Indian cities

India has reportedly 40 percent of vegetarian population.

Here are 7 Indian cities where the consumption of non-veg foods restricted or banned due to cultural or religious reasons:

Palitana, Gujarat: It is considered the world's first city to ban the sale and consumption of non-vegetarian food.

Varanasi: A sacred city for Hindus, where many people follow vegetarianism as a part of their religious beliefs.

Haridwar: Another holy city for Hindus, where the consumption of non-veg food is limited to respect the religious sentiments of the people.

Ayodhya: It is the birth place of Lord Ram and eating non-veg food is restricted here to honour the city's religious importance.

Rishikesh: Known for its spiritual significance, Rishikesh encourages vegetarianism, and non-veg food consumption is limited.

Vrindavan: A sacred place in Hinduism, where many residents and visitors follow a strict vegetarian diet.

Tamil Nadu: While Tamil Nadu is known for its diverse cuisine, in certain regions or temples, the consumption of non-veg food may be restricted

This information is not DNA's opinion but obtained from media reports