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Search continues for a 28-year-old man who jumped into a stream in Ramban after allegedly being chased by cow vigilantes.

Jammu and Kashmir: Driver Tanveer Missing After Alleged Cow Vigilante Assault, Jumps Into Stream During Chase

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On April 13, 2026
Police in Haryana have arrested five men accused of running a cattle trafficking and slaughter racket after the discovery of over 20 cattle carcasses in the Western Yamuna Canal triggered anger among locals. The main accused, identified as Nakim from Panipat, was arrested late Monday night in Indri after he allegedly opened fire on a police team attempting to intercept him. According to police officials, Nakim and an accomplice were collecting cattle when they were asked to surrender. “Instead of complying, the accused fired at the police. The bullet hit a police vehicle, but fortunately, no one was injured,” an officer said. Nakim was taken into custody, while his associate managed to escape and is currently being traced. Four Others Already in Custody Earlier, four other accused had been arrested in connection with the case. They have been identified as Chand Bagri from Kurukshetra and three brothers, Azam, Nawab and Shehzad, from Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh. Police said that the group was operating together as part of an organised network involved in cattle theft and illegal slaughter. Officials said the accused were allegedly responsible for dumping cattle heads and body parts into the canal to dispose of evidence. “The investigation suggests that the group picked up stray cattle or animals from nearby markets, slaughtered them, and then dumped the remains in the canal to avoid detection,” a police officer involved in the probe said. Canal Discoveries Triggered Protests The case came to light between March 17 and 21, when more than 20 cattle heads and body parts were found floating in the Western Yamuna Canal and nearby areas. The discoveries led to widespread outrage among residents and cow protection groups, who staged protests and demanded immediate arrests. A panchayat meeting was also held in Indri, where locals expressed anger over the incident and gave authorities a deadline to take action. The protests added pressure on the police to speed up the investigation. Case Registered, Probe Continues Police have registered a case under the Haryana Gauvansh Sanrakshan and Gausamvardhan Act, 2015, along with relevant provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Senior officers, along with forensic teams, have visited the site as part of the investigation. Authorities said efforts are ongoing to track down the absconding accused and gather further evidence. “We are continuing our investigation and will ensure that all those involved are brought to justice,” a police official said. The incident has raised concerns over illegal cattle trade and law enforcement in the region, with residents calling for stricter monitoring to prevent such activities in the future.

Cattle Slaughter Racket Busted in Haryana; Main Accused Arrested After Firing, Say Police

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On April 7, 2026
Gujarat allocates ₹60 crore to set up bio-CNG plants, aiming to boost clean energy, rural income, and sustainable dairy practices.

Gujarat Allocates ₹60 Cr to Convert Cow Dung, Organic Waste into Bio-CNG Fuel

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On April 6, 2026
Shravasti police arrested four men while they allegedly prepared to slaughter a cow in Malhipur. Weapons and slaughter materials were seized.

“Four Men Preparing to Slaughter Cow Arrested, One Injured During Armed Confrontation,” Says UP Police

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On March 22, 2026
Chhattisgarh CM Vishnu Deo Sai launched the Surabhi Gaudham Yojana, inaugurating 29 cattle shelters across 11 districts to care for stray cattle.

Chhattisgarh CM Vishnu Deo Sai Launches Surabhi Gaudham Yojana; 1,460 Cattle Shelters Planned Across State

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On March 15, 2026
Aamir, a 28-year-old truck driver from Haryana, was killed in Rajasthan's Bhiwadi. His family blames Bajrang Dal cow vigilantes.

“They Kill Anyone and Call Him a Cow Smuggler”: Family of 28-Year-Old Aamir Alleges Cow Vigilantes Shot Him Dead in Rajasthan’s Bhiwadi

By Meer Faisal
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On March 6, 2026
A 28-year-old man from Haryana died in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan, with his family alleging Bajrang Dal members shot him over cow smuggling suspicions.

Muslim Youth Dies in Rajasthan’s Bhiwadi, Family Alleges Bajrang Dal Shot Him Over Cow Smuggling Suspicion

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On March 3, 2026
Jammu and Kashmir Police said they attached a ₹40 lakh truck of a habitual bovine smuggler in Udhampur.

‘Truck Worth ₹40 Lakh Attached’: J&K Police Act Against Alleged Bovine Smuggler Rayees in Udhampur

By The Observer Post
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On February 27, 2026
Two Men Arrested in Bareilly Cow Slaughter Case

Two Men Arrested in Forest Shootout Over Illegal Cow Slaughter; One Injured: Bareilly Police

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On February 14, 2026
Air Purifiers Are ‘Ameeron Ka Chonchla’: Baba Ramdev Dismisses Their Use as Delhi Chokes

‘Will Gau Raksha Happen Just by Abusing PM Modi?’ Asks Baba Ramdev

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On January 24, 2026
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