LONDON - A Hindu monastery in a quiet corner of Wales seems an unlikely locale for dissent. But the seizure of Shambo the bull from Skanda Vale and his subsequent slaughter underlined the difficulties Britain faces in accommodating its wide array of religions.
Hindus, Muslims and Christians have seized on the Shambo case to complain that the government is interfering in their spiritual lives.
Shambo was taken away from the monastery on Thursday at the end of a long and public battle between Hindus who revere bulls and authorities who said he must be killed because he had tested positive for tuberculosis.
Officials said they had to prevent the disease's spread. …
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