Right-wing organizations on Sunday blocked a highway in Madhya Pradesh’s Ratlam metropolis for 3 hours after bones and purple meat, suspected to be of a cow, have been discovered strewn throughout Idgah Road, prompting the administration to demolish “illegal” components of homes of two individuals allegedly concerned within the incident.
The protest happened on the busy Topkhana crossing within the metropolis, bringing site visitors to a standstill, and demanding stern motion in opposition to the accused.
Activists of Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Bajrang Dal and Hindu Jagran Manch participated within the agitation and demanded that unlawful meat retailers in Ratlam metropolis be shut forthwith.
Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Sanjeev Pandey and City Superintendent of Police (CSP) Hemant Chauhan hastened to the Topkhana crossing to persuade the protester to withdraw the protest, which was known as off after a written assurance from the 2 officers.
Manak Chowk police station inspector Anurag Yadav stated the police detained Mubarik Qureshi and Asif Qureshi in reference to the restoration of purple meat and bones.
An FIR has been registered in opposition to them on the costs of cow slaughter and inflicting enmity amongst communities in addition to different sections of the India Penal Code, he added.
“Prima facie, the recovered material is 100 per cent beef,” Ratlam Superintendent of Police, Abhishek Tiwari, advised PTI over the telephone.
The duo has “confessed” that the meat was beef, banned in MP, he stated.
Asked whether or not authorities will ship the meat for a laboratory check, Tiwari stated, “All procedures will be duly followed”.
Yadav stated the municipal company has demolished unlawful components of the homes of the 2 males.
Hindu Jagran Manch district president Rajesh Kataria stated they are going to take to the streets once more if stern motion isn’t taken.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
