Cruel attack on cows sparks outrage in Bengaluru

In a shocking act of cruelty, three milking cows were found with their udders mutilated in Bengaluru's Vinayak Nagar, Chamarajpet. The incident, which occurred in the dead of night, has sparked outrage and left the community in shock.

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The gruesome discovery was made early in the morning when neighbors alerted the cow owners. The silent suffering of the animals drew widespread condemnation, with locals decrying the inhumanity of the attack. The crime has created a tense atmosphere in the area, as residents demand justice for the heinous act.

BJP MP P.C. Mohan and Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Assembly, R. Ashok, visited the site to assess the situation. Both leaders strongly condemned the incident, with BJP representatives vowing to ensure the culprits face strict punishment. “Such an act, in a country where cows are revered, is deeply disturbing,” stated R. Ashok.

The incident took place near the Chamarajpet Veterinary Hospital, raising suspicions about a possible motive. Cow owners noted that a cattle shed had been proposed for the hospital six months ago, and the same cows had been taken there during that time. They suspect the attack could be linked to previous disputes.

Authorities are investigating the case, while animal rights activists and local leaders call for swift action against the perpetrators. The community has rallied around the affected families, demanding justice and stricter measures to prevent such cruelty in the future.