Two head of cattle found dumped on roadside in Ballari; BJP, Hindu organisations stage protest
Tensions rose in Ballari after the severed heads of two cows were discovered on the roadside, leading to protests by BJP and Hindu organizations. Demonstrators demanded immediate action against those responsible for the incident and called for better protection of cattle. Police have registered a case and are conducting an investigation, while local leaders have condemned the act and urged swift justice.
- ▪The severed heads of two cows were found dumped on Kappagallu Road in Ballari.
- ▪Protests ensued, with demonstrators blocking the road and demanding action from the government.
- ▪A forensic team has collected evidence from the scene as part of the ongoing investigation.
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A tense situation prevailed in Ballari on Saturday after the severed heads of two cows were found dumped by the roadside near the 9th Cross on Kappagallu Road, triggering protests by BJP workers, members of Hindu organisations and local residents.The protesters staged a road blockade and sat on a dharna at the spot, raising slogans demanding protection of cattle and condemning the State government. They urged the police to immediately identify and arrest those responsible for the incident and initiate stringent legal action against them.Police officers, including Gandhinagar Circle inspector Ravichandra and Ballari Deputy Superintendent of Police Govindaraju V., rushed to the spot along with personnel and conducted a preliminary inquiry.
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