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Kundapur: Police raid illegal cattle slaughter business, accused escape

  •   Fri, Jan 25 2013 10:49:23 PM

Kundapur: Police raid illegal cattle slaughter business, accused escape

Silvester D’Souza
Daijiworld Media Network - Kundapur

Kundapur, Jan 25: Kundapur police led by crime inspector Revathi raided the premises of a butcher who was illegally slaughtering cattle in Gulvadi in Kudru village here on Friday January 25.

Accused Abubukkar, Samraddha and their accomplice fled from the spot.

It is learnt that Abubukkar had been illegally slaughtering cattle in the backyard of his house.

Acting on a tip-off, the police raided the place and seized ten cows, a weighing machine, ropes, animal skins and knives.

The cows were brought to Kundapur police station and later handed over to forest department.

A case has been registered in Kundapur police station. 

  

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  • vijaya, kundapur

    Sun, Jan 27 2013

    Why some people are blaming POLICE, they are just maintaining law and order, the laws passed by government (democratically elected) and leave it to judiciary, which takes the final decision. Police are following what is told them to do through so called acts/rules/judgements/notifications/circulars etc. etc.

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  • Ansar, Jeddah

    Sun, Jan 27 2013

    in the name of bali giving chopping the head of bafflow etc is faith. if someone slaughters and sells the beef for feeding the family and helping the catteller is illigal wah re wah...

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  • sid, mangalore

    Sun, Jan 27 2013

    eat beef , pork or camel as much as you want no issues but from a legal outlet ... dont blame the police !

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  • NAVEEN, MUSCAT

    Sun, Jan 27 2013

    Why there is no raids in Kerala. Because every one eating beef in Kerala....................

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  • Premavathi, Damaskatte

    Sun, Jan 27 2013

    Dear guys, your comments are baseless! Illegal means without license. Ask him to obtain license and proceed with business.

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  • ilyas, qatar

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    minority people live with out cow meet but some of majority people can't live with out cow meet...why all thise drama???chodo yar usko jeene do uska pad pe kyu latha marai ho..agar himmath ye tho terorist ko loot karne walonko our goondisam karke jeene walonko pakado daily kamake khane walonko nahi... Public khate ye isiliye ho bejtaye...agar ho gilty ye tho india mei majority people khathe ye un log be gilty ye sab ko pakadke andar dalo

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  • Raju Gopal Shetty, Derebail Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    One BJP leader from Vittla running 2 buses in one permit and finally caught by the RTO. Is this not illegal? Whereas cows which are tied in a house of other community that is called illegal slaughter house. Well, these police are deserved to be honoured Padma Bhushan.

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  • ajs,

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    Its all politics... Y dont central govt make cow as national animal so that killing and eating can be banned in india easily. Its an effective solution. Both cong/bjp want this issue to be live thats y no solution till now.
    Minorities can live without cow meat. But million dollar question is if Cow meat is banned, what majority of people will do with their unproductive cows?
    Sorry to say many people worship these cows which is appriciating but no one is feeding these type of unproductive cows ????
    Only drama/politics...

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  • GERALD, Modankap

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    GUYS YOU SHOULD NOT PLAY WITH THE SENTIMENTS !!!! AS OUR OWN RELIGIONS BELIEFS REDICULED BY THE OTHERS HOW WE ARE REACT !!!

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  • madman, Bangalore

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    Derek, Balmatta

    Do you believe those cows rounded at up were released\handed over to forest dept.,?
    Check All these SENE guys freezer, you will find the meat there, of course quite a lot already vanished (Beef chilli fry etc)!!!!

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  • siddarth, mangalore

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    illegal is wrong be it any religion i thought .... oh so sorry its minority please carry on narrow minded people

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  • c david, mangalore

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    This is a highly controversial matter.Some varieties of fish sells for Rs 900 per kg & 'lamb' is Rs 320 per kg.Vegetables are over Rs 40-50 per kg on average.In these days, a significant proportion of people consume beef, because they cannot afford other meat proteins.A large no of people make a living out of beef trade, including the small time village farmer. who cannot afford to feed unproductive/male cattle.Govt should consider all these factors before letting loose police on the butcher who is trying to make a living through honest means.The pictures show that most of the animals were male & cannot be called "cows" at any rate.So would it not be fair & more appropriate for the Administration/Police to encourage/enable the butcher to obtain proper 'licences' rather than face harassment ?

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  • Saleem, Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    Catching the cow and cow slaughter house in very easy job to our police rather thean catching the criminals,murdered and rapist.

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  • SARIKA..AMIN, MANGALORE

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    yes if accused are from minority no problem for our regular commenters bt if any hindu organsation has done small protest thousand of commentes pour from acroos the globe //this can be proved

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  • IRFAN, CANADA

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    WOW OUR INDIAN POLICE IS BETTER TO CATCH CATTLE SLAUGHTER NOT TO CATCH RAPIST,THEFT OR MURDERERS..KEEP GOING...HEHEHEH :)

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  • Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    Who is supposed to raid the slaughter house? Is it the Police Inspector who are entrusted for the law and order OR the food inspectors.

    Food inspectors along with the police personnel to raid the illegal slaughter house is understandable?

    Unfortunately in India, the law is not very specific like in France, Turkey. We have copied the British garbage and that is why the police, govt. officials and machinery using the loopholes and harrassing the weaker sections of the society.

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  • HANIF, SHIRVA/SHARJAH

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    WHO IS SELLING THEIR COWS TO THESE PEOPLE? IF YOU WNT AN ANSWER JUST GO TO VILLAGES AND SPEAK TO PEOPLE, YOU WILL GET THE ANSWER, IF A COW GIVE BIRTH TO A BULL THEY WILL SURELY BE FEEDING IT TO SELL IT TO A BUTCHER, WHAT ELSE THEY WILL DO WITH THAT? EVEN PEOPLE ARE SELLING AGED COWS TO BUTCHERS, SO THAT THEY CAN GET A GOOD RATE, NOBODY IS RAISING COWS WITHOUT BENEFIT, ALL ARE RAISING TO GET BENEFIT, IF BUFFALOS ARE GOD WHY THE HELL PEOPLE USING THEM FOR CULTIVATION? WHY YOU GUYS ARE ENJOYING KAMBALAS(RACE)? SOME SAFFRON AGENTS ARE OPPOSING IT ONLY BECAUSE MUSLIMS ARE INVOLVED.

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  • vincy, bangkok

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    The owner escapes does not prove that he kept them for slaughter.How the police could take away the cows from his house in his absence.Its a lawless situation.The safron government has no control over the police.The police should find the accused and then bring the cows and produce them in the court.If you give this case to Ram Jethmalani he can fight and win the case and make the police pay fine and ten times worth of the cows.

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  • S.M. Nawaz Kukkikatte, udupi

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    Whatever illegal business that should be punished but my question is what about our ruling party leaders? they are doing open illegal business and corruption in our tax money what about that solution?

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  • AMAR NATHAL, MANGALORE

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    Monthly salary of Police need to be raised for taking care of the cattle. May be that is what they are good at! Karnataka mahathme!

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  • Derek, Balmatta

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    Coomon sense tells all cows are tame/domesticated animals.

    My question is why were they handed over to Forest department??
    Were they left in the wild ??

    It would have been prudent if they had handed it over to Pilikula authorities so that the milk could be fed to the young animals recuperating under thier care.

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  • naveen, udupi

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    good work done by police...

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  • jeevan, mangalore

    Sat, Jan 26 2013

    No No No it is not illegal in our india... for vote bank politics congis defend it is legal....

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  • roshan dsouza, Mangalore/Dubai

    Fri, Jan 25 2013

    Kya zamana hai yaaro...ladkiyon ka rape,theft,extortion,etc chodke,,,hamara police gayonke piche lage huyi hai,,,hahahahha..what a joke...

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