Locals, including men and women blocked gathered blocked road connecting Saharanpur with Delhi and shouted slogans against police
Today around 4 am some residents of Ram Park Laxmi enclave colony saw three miscreants attacking on the neck of a cow and a calf, BJP district president Nand Kishore Gurjar told PTI.
After the locals gave a call, all of them fled the spot leaving the cattle in blood.
Sensing trouble heavy contingents of police force and PAC were deployed to avoid any untoward incident and senior police officials pacified the agitated residents.
Deputy SP Loni Arvind Yadav told that an FIR under relevant sections of prohibition of Cow Slaughter Act has been registered unknown persons and a manhunt is on to nab them.
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