Accident of vehicle transporting cattle - five accused fined


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Mar 26: In a case relating to the accident of a vehicle that was illegally carrying cows, in which 19 cows had died, the court of the chief judicial magistrate has imposed a fine of Rs 10,000 on all the five accused.

Hussain Katipalla, who was cattle dealer, Muhammed Ashraf, who was driving the vehicle, Abdul Razack, Kulai Hussain, and Jia-Ul-Haq received this punishment.

The Tata 407 tempo in which cattle were loaded and being illegally transported on April 7, 2012 morning, had tumbled by the roadside on Urwa Store - Kottara Chowki road.

In this accident, which is said to have occurred due to reckless driving, 18 out of 30 cows in the vehicle had died on the spot. All the 12 other cows had suffered injuries, and one of them had died when being taken to hospital.

Senior public prosecutor, Uggemar Srinivas Hegde, had presented the case on behalf of the prosecution.

 

  

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  • ismail, hail

    Fri, Mar 27 2015

    beef chilli ! pehele isthimaal kare pir viswaas kare

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  • RAKESH, mangalore

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    The fine will be paid by our beloved CM Mr Siddu Khan.

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  • majid, MANGALORE

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    if people r killed in accident no fines but cows death in accident is punishable we advise carry a cow in each public transport vehicle to get jusctice in case you have an accident.

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  • krishna bhatt, mangalore

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    Fine Amount is Negligible amount to the tune of crime.Compensation should have been collected by court for 19 cows death not less than 15000 each. It is nothing but forgiveness & thereby encouragement of such crime

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  • nazeer husain, jeddah saudi arabia

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    The speedy trial of this case good news .But lets not forget the 1998 suratkal communal riotes killed 9 human life and the culprits still not punished or no hope of speedy trial.Actual benifit of the law almost going to the animals rather than the human society.

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  • Suleman Byari, Udupi

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    @ Nazeer....
    You forgot that human beings are not considered holy here.

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  • Animal lover, Udupi

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    Human beings and holy what a crap, don't think you are superior than animals they don't harm nature,humans are destroyers of the whole earth, you enjoy delicious beef but what have you given them in return or what have you done to protect them. We need all animals and the flora and fauna to survive, soon we will die such a death that it's worse than cow slaughter be ready we have to face it.

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Thu, Mar 26 2015


    When involved in illegal activities the criminal/thief is bound to complete the job in haste & hurry. Why can't they learn to behave? Such accidents took place earlier also. Bad deeds meet with bad consequence.

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  • D.P.Shetty, Bahrain

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    Our law looks very funny,1 truck transport 30 cows illegally, due reckless driving 12 cows died, case filled 2012 and fine is Rs.10,000/-now.if this will be result people are not afraid to this business.

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  • vellano1, Mumbai

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    thank god for small mercies! THEY DIDNT DIE and Cows died! ..else Khader would have had to give 50 lakhs, 10 lakhs to each head and lot of protest!! boda sheera, vhe vhe vhe

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    If these cows are stolen please impound the vehicle and compensate the owner of cows ...

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  • VINCY, Bangkok

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    The fine should be heavy or at-least worth of the 30 cows.Rs 10,000 is too low.

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  • j.anata, Mangaluru / Bengaluru

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    Some minorities main time pass is illegal cattle trafficking

    Why are the cops not coming on strongly on these miscreants?

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  • Shankar, Mangalore

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    The prosecution failed to prove from where the cattle were stolen!

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  • Vicky Chopra, Manipal/Karol Bagh

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    should increase fine up to in between Rs.50,000 to Rs.75,000/-...
    even cows at home is not safe..
    good olden days people use to send all the cattles for grazing...in the morning..
    now a days it's difficult to say whether it will return at the evening..safely..!!
    katukaru..

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  • santhosh, mangalore

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    No Khader, Bava, Rahmath Rai for help this time?

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Thu, Mar 26 2015

    Good punishment for traffic violation n killing cows unintentionally....slaughter of cows is allowed in India...beef sukka n beef pepper...who doesn't want??

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