Hinduism doesn't allow Non Veg

Detailed Investigation

The idea that all Hindus are Vegetarian is a common misunderstanding. Historical records and Religious texts shows that food habits among Hindus have always been diverse. 

In many parts of India,  especially coastal regions,  the Northeast Hindu population have traditionally eaten meat. At the same time, many communities influenced by Bhakati movements and the principle of Ahimsa adopted Vegetarianism as an important part of their spiritual life.

Ancient texts also show different views. Most of text praise Vegetarianism and Non-Violence, while others mention meat consumption in certain social and ritual contexts. Over time, customs changed and developed differently across regions and communities. 

This diversity is one of the reasons why Sanatan Dharma has survived for thousands of years. Different languages, different rituals, different traditions, and different food habits. 

Yet all remained under one civilizational and spiritual tradition.