Crackdown on Illegal Cattle Transport in Mangaluru

Authorities intercepted a vehicle with nearly 20 cattle tied cruelly near a mosque in Mangaluru. The driver and accomplices fled the scene. Two suspects were linked to the operation, with further investigations underway. The incident highlights increasing illegal cattle transport in the region.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Bengaluru | Updated: 28-03-2025 15:43 IST | Created: 28-03-2025 15:43 IST
Crackdown on Illegal Cattle Transport in Mangaluru
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In a significant operation, police intercepted a mini goods vehicle near a mosque in Mangaluru early Friday morning, uncovering nearly 20 cattle allegedly tied in a cruel manner.

Upon inspection, authorities discovered that the vehicle's number plates were missing, suggesting illicit activities. Inside, around 15-20 cattle were packed in distressing conditions, presumably destined for slaughter.

Veterinary inspection revealed that two animals had died from transport-related injuries, while the survivors received necessary medical care. Preliminary investigations linked two suspects to the incident, with another suspect still at large. The surge in illegal cattle transport highlights growing concerns in Dakshina Kannada district.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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