VILLAGERS APPREHENDED THREE PERSONS WITH 6KG OF BEEF

VILLAGERS APPREHENDED THREE PERSONS WITH 6KG OF BEEF

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RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BHABHUA----------------------------Villagers surrounded and apprehended three criminals with 6 kg of beef near Telhar Kund, under the Adhaura police station area of ​​Kaimur district. Social worker and State Vice President of the Hindu Samaj Party, Bihar, Uttam Patel, handed over the three criminals to the police. According to information received from social worker and State Vice President of the Hindu Samaj Party, Bihar, Uttam Patel, villagers stated that three criminals transport beef to Adhaura via motorcycle daily. While this topic was being discussed, the three young criminals were traveling on a motorcycle with the number plate BR 45 R 8973. They were surrounded and apprehended by the villagers. The criminals had placed a backpack in the middle of the motorcycle, which was found to contain meat.

The three young criminals admitted to carrying beef from Chainpur to Adhaura for consumption. The perpetrators are identified as Salman Khan, 19 years old, son of Kamal Khan, resident of Adhaura Ward No. 3; Arman Alam, approximately 20 years old, son of Khurshid Alam, resident of Adhaura Ward No. 6; and Rehman Khan, approximately 19 years old, son of Tashar Khan, resident of Adhaura Ward No. 5.

Senior officials were informed via telephone. Upon orders from senior officials, Sub-Inspector Chandra Prabha Kumari, posted at the Bhagwanpur Police Station, arrived at the scene. With the assistance of police and social workers, the three criminals, the motorcycle used in the crime, a Pittu bag containing 6 kg of beef, were handed over to the Station House Officer of Adhaura.

The social worker submitted an application to the Adhaura Police Station in-charge, requesting strict action. When contacted via telephone from the Sub-Divisional Police Officer, Bhabhuan, he stated that a case has been registered against the perpetrators and further action is underway.

Every day, we hear and see that such criminals are trying to destroy Sanatan Dharma under the guise of selling food and drinks and fruits. These criminals also admitted to having set up a fruit shop in Adhora. Social workers have also expressed suspicion of their involvement in such criminal cases. They have appealed to all Hindus to obtain complete information before purchasing any food or drink.