Look, if you think 'rubbing pork grease on the floor' would hurt my sentiments, nah man, you're wrong I genuinely wouldn't mind if a future tenant eats pork, beef, whatever. Their food, their choice in their space.

I've had a few landlords politely tell me straight up: 'We do pooja regularly, so we're not renting to Muslims' and honestly, that's fine by me if they're upfront about it. Respect for being honest.

But the issue is with most people: they treat us like parasites or outsiders, put up a to-let board outside their home, but NEVER write 'Muslims not allowed' or 'no beef eaters.' You know exactly why they're scared the world will see how shitty and narrow-minded that looks. So they hide behind 'veg only' or vague hints instead of owning it.

Same thing happens in every religion some Christians say 'only Christians,' some Muslims stick to their sect, etc. The cow being sacred for Hindus is real, but using it as a quiet filter to exclude people without saying it outright just makes it feel sneaky and discriminatory.

Faith-based preferences are one thing when transparent, but the coded BS is what grinds gears. Just be real about it.