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2 men allegedly thrashed on suspicion of transporting beef

Two men were allegedly beaten up by cow vigilantes in Gurugram on the suspicion of transporting cow meat in two mini trucks. A case has been registered and the meat sample has been sent to the forensic lab.

A case has been registered under the CS Act
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Published : Jun 27, 2019, 2:38 PM IST

Gurugram: Two men were allegedly beaten up by cow vigilantes on suspicion of smuggling beef in Gurugram on Tuesday.

An FIR was filed against the two men for allegedly transporting beef in two mini-trucks by a cow vigilante.

A case has been registered under the CS Act

The men were admitted to a civil government hospital here and later referred to Rohtak Medical College.

Police on Tuesday seized two vehicles loaded with meat on Sohna Road between Rajiv Chawk and Subhash Chawk in the city on the complaint of the cow vigilantes.

Sample of the meat was sent to a forensic lab to ascertain whether it was beef, as claimed by the cow vigilantes.

"A case has been registered under provisions of CS Act in the case related to meat seizure at Sohna Road here. We have sent the meat sample to forensic lab. The investigation is underway. We will take the probe forward based on forensic results," ACP, Crime, Shamsher Singh said.

No arrests have been made so far in the case.

Read: Six arrested for bovine smuggling in J-K

Gurugram: Two men were allegedly beaten up by cow vigilantes on suspicion of smuggling beef in Gurugram on Tuesday.

An FIR was filed against the two men for allegedly transporting beef in two mini-trucks by a cow vigilante.

A case has been registered under the CS Act

The men were admitted to a civil government hospital here and later referred to Rohtak Medical College.

Police on Tuesday seized two vehicles loaded with meat on Sohna Road between Rajiv Chawk and Subhash Chawk in the city on the complaint of the cow vigilantes.

Sample of the meat was sent to a forensic lab to ascertain whether it was beef, as claimed by the cow vigilantes.

"A case has been registered under provisions of CS Act in the case related to meat seizure at Sohna Road here. We have sent the meat sample to forensic lab. The investigation is underway. We will take the probe forward based on forensic results," ACP, Crime, Shamsher Singh said.

No arrests have been made so far in the case.

Read: Six arrested for bovine smuggling in J-K

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