Gujarat BJP MP Liladhar Vaghela recuperating in ICU after attack by Gau Mata

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September 3, 2018

Ahmedabad, Sept 3: Liladhar Vaghela, a veteran leader of Bharatiya Janata Party and MP from Gujarat’s Patan constituency, is slowly recuperating the intensive care unit of a hospital after he was attacked by a cow, which is considered as “god” and “mother” by the saffron party.

Two ribs of 83-year-old Vaghela were fractured in the cow attack that took place on Friday outside his residence in Sector 21, Gandhinagar, Gujarat. He was taken to Gandhinagar Civil Hospital and moved to ApolloHospital on the same evening after he complained of difficulty in breathing.

Vaghela’s associates say that he had ventured out for his routine morning walk with a few rotis left over from the previous night to feed a stray cow near his home. The cow gored him.

A medical bulletin issued by Apollo Hospital described Vaghela’s condition as stable and said that he was recuperating in the ICU.

Before being elected to Parliament, Vaghela was a cabinet minister in Gujarat. He is currently a member of the standing committee on water resources, the consultative committee on panchayati raj, and the committee on drinking water and sanitation.

Soon after the cow attack, Gandhinagar collector and in-charge municipal commissioner S K Langa issued a directive for the deployment of a state reserve police company with the cattle and dog menace department of the Gandhinagar Municipal Corporation (GMC) to round up stray cows.

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ahmed ali k
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Tuesday, 4 Sep 2018

No FIR or arrest of Gau matha who intended to kill its follower??

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