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Udupi: Illegal Cattle Trafficking – Two Arrested

  •   Fri, Apr 02 2010 11:07:23 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (SP)

Udupi, Apr 2: The policemen attached to Brahmavar police station stopped a mini truck carrying cattle in the wee hours on Thursday April 1 from near Kolalagiri in Uppur village, and arrested two persons. They have also confiscated the cattle and the vehicle. One of the accused escaped from the place, the policemen revealed.

The arrested men have been identified as Abdul Khader from Kulai, Mangalore,and Altaf from Suratkal. The other accused, Sadiq from Tokur in Suratkal, who was driving the mini truck, escaped. Ten heads of cattle were found inside the mini truck, and the accused reportedly told the policemen that they were being carried to another state for slaughtering them. Search for the person who escaped, is on.

  

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  • Rajesh Rao, Mangalore

    Fri, Apr 02 2010

    Congrats bramhavar police. Keep chasing all these cruel people. you have been given a licience by Mr.Yediyurappaji to cut their hands. Do the job first and hang it in front of their houses. No one should kill animals in future for any reasons.

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  • nagesh nayaK, bangalore

    Fri, Apr 02 2010

    EXCELLENT WORK BY BRHMAVAR POLICE.

    HANG THE CULPRITS IN PUBLIC SO THAT THEY WILL UNDERSTAND THE PAIN OF CATTLES DURING SLAUGHETRING.

    JAI HO .

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