Do you know that there is a place in India where onion is completely banned, and you will find it even at the shops? Tap to know about it.
Onion is a widely used ingredient in most of the dishes. There are various Indian households where food preparation starts with adding onions.
There are very few households where onion is not used. It is an important part of dishes. Different region in India have different ways to use it.
Surprisingly, there is a place in India where onion is completely banned. Neither is it used in dishes, nor is it sold in shops. People of this region do not eat onions.
Onions are banned in Katra, Jammu and Kashmir. It is the home of Maa Vaishno Devi and holds significant value in Hinduism, and people come from other states to seek blessings.
Katra is the abode of Maa Vaishno Devi. To value the religion and maintain purity, onions are banned by the government.
Whenever you visit Katra, you will not find a single dish of onion or even a raw onion. The dishes made in restaurants are onion-free. Onion selling is banned here.
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