Mention six major objectives of ante-mortem inspection

The six major objectives of ante-mortem inspection are:

1. To identify animals that are diseased or suspected of being diseased.
2. To identify animals that are injured or suspected of being injured.
3. To identify animals that are abnormal in any way that might affect their suitability for human consumption.
4. To identify animals that show signs of suffering or distress.
5. To ensure that animals are properly identified and that their origin is known.
6. To prevent the slaughter of animals that are unfit for human consumption, thereby protecting public health.