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Gau Rakshaks booked for outraging religious feelings
Gau Raksha Dal\" volunteers who forced two beef transporters to eat a concoction of cow dung have been booked for outraging religious feelings, Haryana Police said on Thursday.
​Gurgaon/Faridabad: "Gau Raksha Dal" volunteers who forced two beef transporters to eat a concoction of cow dung have been booked for outraging religious feelings, Haryana Police said on Thursday.
Two men, Rizwan and Mukhtiar, were forced to eat "panchgavya" (concoction of cow dung, cow urine, milk, curd and ghee) on June 10 in Gurgaon.
Police said Rizwan and Mukhtiar were in a car with over 300 kg of beef and were heading towards Delhi from Mewat in Haryana when the vehicle was intercepted by Gau Raksha Dal volunteers in Faridabad around the midnight of June 9.
On June 10, Rizwan and Mukhtiar were handed over to police in Faridabad due to the jurisdiction of crime. They were arrested under the Prohibition of Cow Slaughter Act and later sent to judicial custody.
Laboratory test confirmed they were carrying 300 kg beef. "Based on their statement, we have booked unknown Gau Rakshaks under section 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), 365 (kidnapping), 295 A (outraging religious feelings) and 506 (criminal intimidation)," police officer Anil Kumar told IANS.
Source: IANS
