Cow Protection Groups

Chhattisgarh cops invoke UAPA on two accused in 'Gau sevak' murder

The stringent Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act has been invoked in connection with the murder of a cow shelter worker in Kabirdham in Chhattisgarh after a probe revealed suspicious activities of two accused, a police official said on Monday. Sadhram Yadav (48) was killed allegedly by six persons on January 20 night on the outskirts of Kawardha city when he was heading to his village Lalpur on a bicycle. All six were arrested later. After learning about suspicious activities of accused Ayaz Khan and Idris Khan, a provision of the UAPA was invoked in the case on Sunday, Kabirdham Superintendent of Police Abhishek Pallava said. The probe has revealed the six murdered Yadav in ISIS style to create terror in Kawardha city ahead of the January 22 idol consecration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, the SP said. After examining call details, social media posts and electronic records of the accused, Section 16 of the UAPA, which deals with terrorist acts, was imposed, Pallava said. The pro

MP CM Mohan Yadav gives instructions for ensuring cow protection in state

Besides, ahead of the cabinet meeting the Council of Ministers expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the consecration of Lord Shri Ram in Ayodhya

Fatehpur: 7 vets deputed to treat DM's cow, officer calls it 'conspiracy'

District Magistrate Apoorva Dubey, described the episode as a conspiracy and said no such order was issued by her

Goseva Pariwar: Now, enroll in a 'Selfie contest' to save cows

"Cow protection needs to be done for social and scientific use," an official of the NGO told.

Home ministry hits holy cows; protection groups among 5,992 NGOs under lens

Of the 5,922 that have been issued show-cause notices, 9 are gaushalas, over 100 have Muslim names