Bellary Police Book Three Men for Illegal Cattle Slaughter in Karnataka
मुख्य बातें
- •Bellary Police, led by Sub-Inspector B.P. Santosh, raided a suspected cattle slaughter site in Savanuru village on May 29 after receiving credible information.
- •Three men—K. Abdul Rafeeq, Adrama Manturu, and Abdul Khader Manimajalu—were booked under Sections 4, 7, and 12 of the Karnataka Prevention of Slaughter and Preservation of Cattle (KPSC) Act.
- •Police seized beef and slaughter-related equipment during the raid; no authorization for cattle slaughter was found.
- •The KPSC Act prohibits unauthorized slaughter of cattle, with violations punishable under specified sections, including imprisonment and fines.
Bellary Police have booked three individuals for allegedly engaging in illegal cattle slaughter in Karnataka’s Savanuru village. According to a police press note issued on May 29, a team led by Police Sub-Inspector B.P. Santosh conducted a raid at a suspected location following credible intelligence. The operation led to the seizure of beef and various articles used for slaughter.
The three accused have been identified as K. Abdul Rafeeq, Adrama Manturu, and Abdul Khader Manimajalu. They have been charged under Sections 4, 7, and 12 of the Karnataka Prevention of Slaughter and Preservation of Cattle (KPSC) Act, which prohibits unauthorized slaughter of cattle and regulates the trade and preservation of bovine animals. The police stated that no authorization had been granted for the slaughter operation.
