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Kundapur: Illegal cattle trafficking - 26 animals rescued, one cow dies

  •   Fri, Jul 21 2017 10:23:01 AM

Silvester D'Souza

Daijiworld Media Network - Kundapur (SP)

Kundapur, Jul 21: In an operation conducted by the staff of rural police station at Kandlur near here, a pick-up vehicle carrying 27 heads of cattle illegally was intercepted by the police on Friday July 21 morning. The police took into possession of 27 cattle which were crammed into the vehicle. However, one of the cows was found to have died because of inhuman conditions in which the animals were loaded into the vehicle.

The cattle traffickers wanted to clandestinely take the cows to slaughterhouses by taking cover under pitch dark conditions of the night. The police succeeded in stopping the vehicle and rescuing the cattle found inside from near Gulvadi village in the taluk. But the persons who were transporting the cattle managed to escape.

Personnel of Kandlur police station got information at around 2 am on Friday that cattle were being transported illegally through Gulvadi road. The police immediately went there and raided the spot. It is said that the miscreants, sensing the raid, abandoned the vehicle and ran away. It is said that out of 27 cattle which were stuffed into the crammed space inhumanly, one cow died.

It is suspected that the cattle were being taken to Mangaluru from Mavinakatte here. The police said that they will entrust these cattle to the care of cow shelter. A case relating to the incident stands registered in Kandlur rural police station. 
  

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  • DPRK, Kundapura

    Sat, Jul 22 2017

    Since culprits have escaped Police will not make an effort to catch them as they have fled the country and are now in Malaysian / Indonesian territory.

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  • Antony, Mlr

    Sat, Jul 22 2017

    Where is shobha?

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    I have yet to see one person giving water to these famished cattle ...

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  • Dr. Haneef Shabab, Bhatkal

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Illegal animal trafficking, stealing cows in front of their owners is an not only criminal but an inhuman act which shall be condemned.
    The law enforcing agency should sincerely work to put an end to this menace at any cost.

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  • mahesh, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    People who question lynching should know why people get upset.
    Its when the law is not enforced.
    Lets not fool orselves by saying that the police do not have the going on in thier locality.
    Its only because certain politicians are supporting them, that they turn a blind eye to it, people loose thier patience and it turns ugly.

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  • Kishore, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Now who will look after the holy cows till its end?

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  • Balaji, Kundapura

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Yesterday this people stolen our cow from my house. They came on omini van and take cow front of house. When my mom objected they scared with knife. mom shouted but No one was there around. we defend that cow for milk to our children's. Before they stolen on road side and they were coming to house directly without any fear.
    I don't know what to do with this issue.
    What happening nowadays we don't know.
    Finally some one called us to check our cow is there which caught above mentioned vehicle. We went to there and found our cow. Sadly our cow one leg broken. Really very very sad and were on shock now.

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  • Ahmed, Mangalore/ UAE

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Really very bad .
    They must be severely punished.
    I support the public taking action against these cow thieves if the police can not stop them.
    I dont undetstand why it is not possible to stop eating beef, dont we have any other food ?

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  • haneef, Karkala

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Dear Balaji few years ago something was happened with us but we are unfortunate we lost two cows at that night infront of us. One was 9 month pregnant & one 4 month pregnant.

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  • D.P.Shetty, Bahrain

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    It's very sad story, people keep this animals as a family members, spend lots of time taking care of it.26 animals in small pickup it's very torcher to animals, very young animals are taken to slaughter,definitely they will get hell

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Jul 22 2017

    Nice story :( :( :(

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  • Raj, MANGALURU

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    For this called ache din? M really confused...

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  • santhu, Mumbai/Udupi

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Feeling very sad for deceased cow..RIP. May god teachlife remembering lesson to such inhuman devil minded Cattle thiefs.

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  • MILAN, LUCERNE

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    MORNING AND EVENING BUS FROM AND TO MANGALORE IS LIKE THIS..

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  • Rash beary, Mlore

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    I condemn the way cows were loaded.
    This sangis are not allowing legal transporatation this is why butchers using this way

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  • Anonymous, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Whatever may be the case, butchers have no right to steal somebody else's cattle and butcher it. Don't justify thieving.

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  • Rash beary, Mlore

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    How can you these stolen cows? Can you prove it

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  • Ambani, Kudla

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    @Rash beary, Mlore"

    "But the persons who were transporting the cattle managed to escape."

    You need any more proof..?? I drive my car, & whenever cops stops my car n asks for my car document, I don't escape!!

    I hope you got your answer.

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  • H Kunder, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Mr Raspberry I hope Mr. Ambani from Kudla has proved himself correct.

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  • PINTO, Qatar

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    I think it is two cows which have died during transportation (see picture 6 and 12). Good job done by police to intercept the vehicle otherwise these people would have fed the meat of dead cows to the public.

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  • Manu, kasraragod

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    My personal views: I am a Hindu and I am also a non vegetarian but I have never touched , hell I haven't even seen beef in real life. This doesn't imply I will stop some other person from consuming it because I have no right to alter someone else's food choice. It's all part of the food pyramid, someone is going to prey on someone. Now about the rules, the rules are clearly misleading common people. The people are so un-informed about the rule that a writ was filed in Kerala HC challenging validity of the ban on cow slaughter. This is clearly creating a rift a between people. The rule will create abysmal situation for poor farmers as they won't be free to trade cattle freely even if it is not for slaughter. The situation if not controlled wisely and maturely by government could escalate into serious communal riots, trailers of which we are already seeing since 26th May.

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  • Rajesh, Udupi

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Illegal cattle trafficking

    Did you read the title? in an urge to preach you missed the core point that it is stolen cow from poor famers houses.. wake up dear.

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  • Satish, Mangaluru

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    You say people's right to eat or right to object or alter someone's eating beef ( Holy cow of majority-sentimental value) but when it comes to Pork banned by many countries, you do not dare to say people's right to eat-pork

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Very sad, rest in peace to the deceased cow.

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  • Lynette Dsouza, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Soon animals will become extinct in such a manner. Difficult days for India. This is just the first ban taken so lightly still many more to come. Gaurakshak or not its a waste of time once rules are in place. 10 years imprisonment we seen the insider story of the jail too. People dont mind boasting of their huge population but sadly cannot control their tongue. I dont think the farmers should take care. There should be state gaushalas where farmers can be employed. Looks risky to keep them at home. This was never a concern earlier add one and substract another rule always has pros and cons. We only need to see what works best for the country.

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  • BDS, Udupi

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    The goons could have thought these cattle trafficker a good lesson. That is why lynching is going-on in other states because of these illegal & unwanted activities and even people from the majority community are supporting them.

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  • readerwriter007, pune

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    hello ... where are the folks who always scream when somebody writes in favour of stopping this cattle trafficking. this is the cruelty which we always raise voice about. Now nobody speaks from that group... pity on these cows yaar. how this small tempo can take 26 cows... really devils minded people... but I wonder most of such cases we get to read " the persons who were transporting the cattle managed to escape"... very much surprising... are we having such a stupid police force which can not hold of at least one of the culprits. jadooooo.... courtesy Congress Government running the state which thinks only Minority live in Karnataka.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    These are all undernourished abandoned cattle on our highways between Ankola & Kundapur ...

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  • Rajesh, Udupi

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Farmers are poor.. their children are malnutrtioned. Same is the case with their cattle. They have to make a living and hence they keep cattle, only to loose t hem to the thiefs . .

    The rich and arrogant lack basic compassion and will continue to mock their poverty.. only time will given an answer.

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    @Rajesh, Udupi, no ache din in India & no poor people recd. 15 lakhs. poor became poor. rich became rich. farmers cattle rotting in gujarat. gujarat most malnutritioned state in india.

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  • PKS, mlr

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    @David Pais,
    First vote for BJP then ask 15lacs

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  • Rajesh, Udupi

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Farmers are poor.. their children are malnutrtioned. Same is the case with their cattle. They have to make a living and hence they keep cattle, only to loose t hem to the thiefs . .
    The rich and arrogant lack basic compassion and will continue to mock their poverty.. only time will have an answer .

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  • haneef, Karkala

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Dr. Jossey thnks for certifying those cattle undernourished and you are supporting those illegal activity. What kind of person you are? Third picture shows one Jersey cow which is very healthy. Farmers must complain police for a loss.

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  • Rajesh, Udupi

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    This van can hardly take 5-6 cows..
    It is said that out of 27 cattle which were stuffed into the crammed space inhumanly, one cow died.

    My goodness. Cattle thiefs are certainly not humans.. they are beasts and unfit to live in civilized society.

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  • Karthik Karkera, Maryhill Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Cow slaughter is banned in Karnataka still these thugs don't stop their activities. We need to strengthen the Anti cattle slaughter laws in the state and enforce it strictly on ground. Hope the new BJP government in Karnataka does it in 2018. We need to first get rid of this Anti Hindu Congress government in the state. They are deliberately promoting these things to provoke Hindus and please one community for votes. Time is up for Congress.

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  • RUDOLPH, MANGALORE

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    REFERRING TO COW SLAUGHTER BANNED STATES IN INDIA, ACCORDING TO A BILL PROPOSED BY THE BJP 2010 COW SLAUGHTER MADE PUNISHABLE . BUT IT IS ONLY PROPOSAL BY BJP. THE BILL STILL PENDING FOR APPROVAL IN KARNATAKA ASSEMBLY. ANY WAY POLICE DEPT. TAKING CARE.

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  • Karthik Karkera, Maryhill Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 21 2017

    Rudolf, I am not talking about 2010 amendment brought in by BJP , I am referring to to the Anti cattle slaughter law of 1964 brought by the then Congress government and which is in force even today according to this act Cow slaughter is prohibited in Karnataka

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