Jhatka: always irreversible, fully stunned, always decapitated. Never throat-slit.
Jhatka is the Sikh method of slaughter for food.
Jhatka means “instant” in Panjabi (an Indian language).
Chat (as in talking) + car (as in a vehicle).
Conventional slaughter relies on slitting the animal’s throat. Jhatka does not. Jhatka always involves irreversible stunning followed by decapitation, never slitting of the throat.
Absolutely. Jhatka always uses irreversible (never reversible) stunning, specifically a penetrative captive bolt or firearm/bullet.
Jhatka is based on immediate slaughter, with no prolonged bleeding. It involves irreversible, full stunning.
It depends. It is inspired by the Sikh faith, but it is essentially stunned and decapitated. No prayers are involved. It is secular.
No. It is secular (suitable for all).
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