Cops catch two for allegedly for stealing cow from gaushala

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April 5, 2018

Mangaluru, Apr 5: A week after a cow was allegedly stolen from the Amrutadhara Gaushala at Kairangala in Bantwal taluk, the police on Wednesday managed to arrest two suspects in the case.

The arrested have been identified as Ahmed Kunhi from Varkadi and Basheer from Montepadav. The other accused in the case will be arrested soon, the police said.

The arrests come a day after the Hindu Jagaran Vedike (HJV) and Vishwa Hindu Parishad warned of protests in various places in the Dakshina Kannada district, if the police failed to nab the thieves and traffickers by Thursday.

The operation was led by Prakash B S, inspector, Konaje police station, and Ravi Pawar and Shankar Nayari, PSIs.

On March 29, three men who arrived in a car broke open the lock of the Amrutadhara Gaushala, and allegedly attempted to steal two cows. However, as the caretakers of the gaushala raised an alarm, the gang managed to stuff only one of the cows into their car and fled the spot.

Following this, members of the gaushala, in association with various organizations, began a hunger strike demanding immediate arrest of the culprits.

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Danish
 - 
Thursday, 5 Apr 2018

Taking from Gaushala is bit risky. We can see street cows (not in mangaluru - udupi, kerala).. have to steal those cows and should nurture for one month and can seel. It gives more profit 

Shameer
 - 
Thursday, 5 Apr 2018

Even in karnataka, cow getting more importance than other issues or it proves BD can influence more in police dpt also

Ganesh
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Thursday, 5 Apr 2018

Wow.. police wont act in similar speed for rape or other issues

shaji
 - 
Thursday, 5 Apr 2018

I think Police has arrested two innocents on the pressure from BD and other Sangh parivar parties.   It shows that Police is working as Agent of these sangh parivar goonda parties.   However, in case they did catch the people, i am sure that cows were sold to them by BD goondas as they need money to drink and eat beef sukka.   |This might be a planned work of these goondas as they do always.   First sell cows, get money and then inform Police + other BD goondas.   Police should investigate and catch real culprits behind the issue and should not arrest any one just to make sangh parivar happy. 

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