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Bantwal: Illegal Transport of Cattle – Three Arrested

  •   Thu, Dec 27 2012 09:52:08 AM

Mounesh Vishwakarma
Daijiworld Media Network – Bantwal (VM)

Bantwal, Dec 27: Bantwal rural police on Wednesday December 26 arrested three persons for alleged illegal transport of cattle near Annalike in Panjikallu gram.

The police seized three cows and two bulls and also the tempo that the animals were being carried in.

The arrested have been identified as Mohammed Rafiq, Sayyed and Sadashiv Rai, all residents of Kolambe in Bajpe.

A case has been registered at the Bantwal rural police station.
  

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  • Krishna Kant, Mangalore/Moodbidri

    Fri, Dec 28 2012

    guys next time make sure you walk to cattle's so they are known has legal.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai

    Thu, Dec 27 2012

    I guess our police should now concentrate on Human Slaughter instead...........

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  • Rita, omzoor,/germany

    Thu, Dec 27 2012

    dont blame police or govt.for not lookingout of rape cases culprits or theft going on almost daily .even murder cases also are not soimportant like Illegal cattle transport. afterall did they prove its illegal is? then its different.of course here and there cows were missing . but it should not be a important case ,whereas now adays people are having really other problems in Mangalore specially women are more efffected than men.

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  • Molly Lobo, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 27 2012

    Leave the cattle on the streets like in the old days.

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  • shankar, kundapur

    Thu, Dec 27 2012

    police will tell depends how much money you spend... or Pay money to Bajarangi, they will issue legal certificate... very simple

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  • HAM, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 27 2012

    The illegal truth here is that a Dairy Farmer has to have his own cattle family. He cannot sell nor buy any, as it involves so called 'illegal cattle transportation' as per unknown laws in Kar-nataka. This tells the farmer to take care of the aged cows & bulls until its last breath besides taking care of his elderly & sick people at home. Will the State Govt. or the so called 'cattle lovers' move into the villages and help the people to do such jobs or take them to their houses & take care of them by themselves? God will surely bless them....!!!

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  • Fahim Mugdi, Shiruru/ Doha

    Thu, Dec 27 2012

    If the cattle are transported by minoraties (Muslims)its illeagle under Karnataka Regions........

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  • Dev Sagar, Mangalore

    Thu, Dec 27 2012

    FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC CAN SOMEONE PLEASE CLARIFY HOW TO DIFFERENCIATE BETWEEN LEGAL AND ILLEGAL TRANSPORT OF CATTLE?

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