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Another Hindu man lynched for cows in Haryana. Gau rakshaks are now narbhakshaks

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The Haryana police tip-off gau rakshaks, even when trucks show them the necessary paperwork for transporting cows, like in the Palwal case.

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OpIndia

Pregnant cow slaughtered in Damoh, culprits open fire at Hindu organisations

A horrifying incident of the slaughter of a five-month-pregnant cow has come to light from Damoh district in Madhya Pradesh

3 days ago

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The Siasat Daily

Haryana: Cow vigilantes brutally assault truck driver, conductor; one dead

A driver and a conductor of a mini truck found themselves in a dangerous situation after losing their way while transporting cows in Haryana’s Palwal district. The duo were brutally assaulted by self-proclaimed cow vigilantes who alleged they were smuggling cows, resulting in the conductor’s death. The incident occurred on 22 February when driver Balkishan and conductor Sandeep were transporting cattle in a pickup truck from Rajasthan to Lucknow…

4 days ago

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The Print

Another Hindu man lynched for cows in Haryana. Gau rakshaks are now narbhakshaks

The Haryana police tip-off gau rakshaks, even when trucks show them the necessary paperwork for transporting cows, like in the Palwal case.

4 days ago·New Delhi, India

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IAMC

Police officer holds truck driver down as cow vigilantes assault himIAMC

Hindu supremacist cow vigilantes were aided by police in the brutal assault of a truck driver transporting cattle, accusing him of smuggling. A viral video shows a police officer throwing the driver to the ground and holding him down, allowing the vigilantes to beat him. Sambhal police officer says Muslims should stay home on Holi In Uttar Pradesh, Sambhal Circle Officer Anuj Kumar Chaudhary sparked outrage after stating that Muslims who object …

4 days ago

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