Madhya Pradesh Government Enforces NSA in Cow Slaughter Case

The BJP government in Madhya Pradesh has invoked the stringent National Security Act (NSA) against two men accused of cow slaughter. A high-level probe led by CID ADG Pawan Shrivastava has been initiated following the discovery of 40 cow carcasses. Five individuals have been arrested.

In a decisive move, the BJP government in Madhya Pradesh has invoked the stringent National Security Act (NSA) against two individuals accused of involvement in cow slaughter.

The additional director general of the police's Criminal Investigation Department, Pawan Shrivastava, has been tasked with leading a high-level probe into the incident, as announced by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on X. This comes after the carcasses of over 40 cows were discovered in Seoni district, resulting in the arrest of five people.

"No crime against gau mata (mother cow) will be tolerated. Every person involved in the case would face tough action," Yadav declared. The Seoni police produced four accused in the local court, leading to various judicial and police custody orders.

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