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Will illegal weaving and trade in shahtoosh shawls still continue?

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Will illegal weaving and trade in shahtoosh shawls still continue?

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For some time, probably yes. This is an enforcement issue in Jammu and Kashmir as it is in the rest of India, and in other countries. But as the old shawls get registered and legalized, it will become increasingly difficult to bring the new illegal shawls into the trade. Besides, as per the amendment of the Wildlife (Protection) Act of India 1972, no trophy or wildlife article can now be transferred by any other means except through inheritance. Hence, trade in all wildlife articles including shahtoosh shawls, will necessary have to come to an end.

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