cow slaughter

The Madhya Pradesh CM has also directed ADG-CID Pawan Srivastava of the state police headquarters to investigate the incident of cow slaughter, in which five people were arrested.

The remains of around 19 cows had been thrown into the river, and apart from this more than 32 cows had been slaughtered in other nearby areas, as per the report in Organiser.

Hindu rights organisations have alleged that Javed slaughtered a cow and shared a picture of it on his WhatsApp to instigate Hindu sentiments.

The Hindus protested against the incident and raised slogans after which the Islamists attacked several Hindu activists for allegedly informing the police about the slaughtering of gauvansh.

After the video went viral, the Ranchi police registered a case and launched a manhunt for Amanullah and Hakim Khan, identified as the primary accused in the case.

Newly elected Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Majhi took cognisance of the matter. He said that Odisha is a peace-loving state and appealed to everyone to maintain peace and harmony.

The apology letter states, “Due to an error, cow sacrifice was mentioned in an image that was released. Sacrifices will be made for animals other than cows. We apologize if this mistakenly written text has hurt anyone's feelings.”

The bleeding head of a cow’s calf was spotted after the priest reached the Jagannath Mahadev temple in Jaora of Ratlam district on Friday morning

In a viral video, Maneka Gandhi claimed that Amul runs slaughterhouses and their milk business is just a middle step for the larger meat business.

The Jharkhand police has asked Nishikant Dubey to produce himself on 19th April for interrogation in the case.