BHOPAL: Three males have been arrested and a minor detained Wednesday for allegedly pushing stray cattle right into a swollen river in Madhya Pradesh’s Satna district, killing lots of the animals. The cruelty occurred round 3pm Tuesday within the riverside Bamhor village in Nagaud, about 515km from Bhopal.
Movies of cows struggling to remain afloat within the floodwaters surfaced on social media the subsequent day.A villager who shot the video filed a police grievance, following which a case was registered underneath MP‘s cow safety regulation. Inside hours, all 4 suspects have been rounded up.
“There is a minor among the many accused. The others are Beta Bagri, Ravi Bagri and Rampal Chowdhary, all of their 40s. They’re residents of Hardua village,” Nagaud police station in-charge Ashok Pandey stated. The accused have been produced in court docket; the three males have been remanded in jail and the minor was despatched to a juvenile rehab shelter.
Preliminary studies indicated round 50 cows have been pushed into the river and 15-20 had died, however the numbers have since been pared down. “In keeping with locals, there have been round a dozen stray cattle, of whom two to 5 have been washed away in Satna river. The accused stated they have been fed up with the cattle damaging their farm, in order that they took this excessive step,” Pandey stated, including that the carcasses have not been discovered but because the river is overflowing.
Movies of cows struggling to remain afloat within the floodwaters surfaced on social media the subsequent day.A villager who shot the video filed a police grievance, following which a case was registered underneath MP‘s cow safety regulation. Inside hours, all 4 suspects have been rounded up.
“There is a minor among the many accused. The others are Beta Bagri, Ravi Bagri and Rampal Chowdhary, all of their 40s. They’re residents of Hardua village,” Nagaud police station in-charge Ashok Pandey stated. The accused have been produced in court docket; the three males have been remanded in jail and the minor was despatched to a juvenile rehab shelter.
Preliminary studies indicated round 50 cows have been pushed into the river and 15-20 had died, however the numbers have since been pared down. “In keeping with locals, there have been round a dozen stray cattle, of whom two to 5 have been washed away in Satna river. The accused stated they have been fed up with the cattle damaging their farm, in order that they took this excessive step,” Pandey stated, including that the carcasses have not been discovered but because the river is overflowing.
