Cow Smuggling Act

Action will be taken on those spreading chaos in the name of "love jihad" and cow smuggling in Chhattisgarh after the Bharatiya Janata Party comes to power, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said on Saturday.

Four men from western Uttar Pradesh have been arrested at the Delhi border here on charges of beef smuggling, with the Noida Police considering invoking the stringent National Security Act (NSA) in the case

Three suspected cattle smugglers had allegedly entered the state from Bangladesh late on Friday night. When the trio entered a house of one Litan Paul to steal cows, the owner reportedly caught them in the act with the help of a neighbour.

Five people were thrashed by cow vigilantes in Faridabad on the outskirts of the national capital Delhi on Friday morning on the suspicion of carrying beef in an auto rickshaw. Azad, the disabled rickshaw driver who had been hired to deliver the meat, bore the brunt of the attack.

The Uttar Pradesh Police today issued a terse warning that those involved in cow slaughter and illegal transport of milch animals will be booked under the stringent National Security Act and Gangsters Act. The directive has been conveyed to all district police chiefs by the state Director General of Police Sulkhan Singh.

Action will be taken on those spreading chaos in the name of "love jihad" and cow smuggling in Chhattisgarh after the Bharatiya Janata Party comes to power, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said on Saturday.

Four men from western Uttar Pradesh have been arrested at the Delhi border here on charges of beef smuggling, with the Noida Police considering invoking the stringent National Security Act (NSA) in the case

Three suspected cattle smugglers had allegedly entered the state from Bangladesh late on Friday night. When the trio entered a house of one Litan Paul to steal cows, the owner reportedly caught them in the act with the help of a neighbour.

Five people were thrashed by cow vigilantes in Faridabad on the outskirts of the national capital Delhi on Friday morning on the suspicion of carrying beef in an auto rickshaw. Azad, the disabled rickshaw driver who had been hired to deliver the meat, bore the brunt of the attack.

The Uttar Pradesh Police today issued a terse warning that those involved in cow slaughter and illegal transport of milch animals will be booked under the stringent National Security Act and Gangsters Act. The directive has been conveyed to all district police chiefs by the state Director General of Police Sulkhan Singh.