GURUGRAM: A day after a man was arrested for selling cow meat in Saraswati Kunj space, a local court docket on Thursday despatched him to 14 days judicial custody. Police on Wednesday seized a minimum of 20kg meat from Jaydul Sheikh, a resident of West Bengal, and a veterinary doctor preliminarily certified it as beef. A sample was despatched for testing to a government lab in Hisar.
On Wednesday, members of the cow protection team apprehended Sheikh with a packet of beef in the Saraswati Kunj space. They thrashed him and someone made a video of the same. Later vice-president of Haryana Gau Raksha Dal Jitendera informed police about Sheikh and the cow protection team handed him over to a police group dispatched to the area.
Police mentioned that all through interrogation, Sheikh accepted that he was selling cow meat for the past one month. “He was produced ahead of the court docket from where he was despatched to 14 days judicial custody,” mentioned sub-inspector Balraj, including that they were investigating the case.
Haryana Gauvansh Sanrakshan and Gausamvardhan Act 2015 bans sale of a wide variety of beef, including packaged beef, in the state. A person convicted of cow slaughter can also be sentenced as much as 10 years in prison, except being fined as much as Rs 1 lakh. There is provision of additional imprisonment of as much as one year if the superb isn't paid.
If any individual is located exporting cow for slaughter both immediately or through his agent, he or she can also be sentenced to prison for as much as seven years and fined as much as Rs 70,000.
Cow slaughter and beef sale are non-bailable offences underneath the Act. Additionally, all through the trial, the burden of proving innocence is at the accused.
In November 2017, seven individuals were booked at Ferozpur Jhirka police station in Mewat underneath the Act for allegedly selling beef biryani. In January 2017, Gurgaon police arrested two individuals from Sohna Road and allegedly recovered just about 900kg beef from their automobile.
Even if so, the Haryana Gau Raksha Dal members had alerted police in regards to the accused carrying meat from Mewat to Delhi via Sohna Road.
On Wednesday, members of the cow protection team apprehended Sheikh with a packet of beef in the Saraswati Kunj space. They thrashed him and someone made a video of the same. Later vice-president of Haryana Gau Raksha Dal Jitendera informed police about Sheikh and the cow protection team handed him over to a police group dispatched to the area.
Police mentioned that all through interrogation, Sheikh accepted that he was selling cow meat for the past one month. “He was produced ahead of the court docket from where he was despatched to 14 days judicial custody,” mentioned sub-inspector Balraj, including that they were investigating the case.
Haryana Gauvansh Sanrakshan and Gausamvardhan Act 2015 bans sale of a wide variety of beef, including packaged beef, in the state. A person convicted of cow slaughter can also be sentenced as much as 10 years in prison, except being fined as much as Rs 1 lakh. There is provision of additional imprisonment of as much as one year if the superb isn't paid.
If any individual is located exporting cow for slaughter both immediately or through his agent, he or she can also be sentenced to prison for as much as seven years and fined as much as Rs 70,000.
Cow slaughter and beef sale are non-bailable offences underneath the Act. Additionally, all through the trial, the burden of proving innocence is at the accused.
In November 2017, seven individuals were booked at Ferozpur Jhirka police station in Mewat underneath the Act for allegedly selling beef biryani. In January 2017, Gurgaon police arrested two individuals from Sohna Road and allegedly recovered just about 900kg beef from their automobile.
Even if so, the Haryana Gau Raksha Dal members had alerted police in regards to the accused carrying meat from Mewat to Delhi via Sohna Road.
Man thrashed for selling beef, sent to jail
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