Jalandhar: Cattle smuggling exposed; two persons escape by leaping from a moving vehicle.
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Jalandhar: Goat smuggling incidents are not showing any sign of stopping. Meanwhile, four goats were recovered from a bolero vehicle on Bhogpur’s Pacharanga Road. A Hindu leader took action late at night. During the incident, the vehicle driver fled the scene. The Hindu leader notified the police about the incident. Upon receiving the information, the police arrived at the site, recovered the vehicle, and began further action. Hindu leader Sourav also said he had received a covert tip that a vehicle was coming from Ludhiana to Jalandhar. During this time, they were standing near the Patan Kot bypass.
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Jalandhar: Cases of cattle smuggling are not stopping. Meanwhile, on Pacharanga Road in Bhogpur, four cows were recovered from a Bolero vehicle. A Hindu leader took action late at night. During the incident, the driver fled the scene. The incident was reported to the police by the Hindu leader. Upon receiving the information, the police reached the scene and recovered the vehicle, initiating further action.
Meanwhile, the Hindu leader Sourav said he had received confidential information that a vehicle from Ludhiana was coming to Jalandhar. At that time, they were standing near the Patan Kot bypass.
After that, the driver turned the vehicle around upon seeing them and drove it in the wrong direction. During that time, at 4 a.m., two people jumped from a moving vehicle near Bhogpur and escaped. Subsequently, they recovered four cows from the vehicle safely.
Indrajeet said that the cattle smugglers fled the scene. During this, the Bolero driver collided with several vehicles and drove the vehicle away. Afterwards, two people jumped from the moving vehicle and fled the scene. During that, four cows were recovered from the vehicle.
The recovered cows will be released into the cattle shed. While giving information on the case, ASI Ranjit Singh said he had received the information from Bhogpur police station. Upon reaching the scene, he saw that the vehicle had no number and four cows were recovered from it. The vehicle was coming from Ludhiana and was heading from Jalandhar to Jammu. Subsequently, the vehicle was seized and taken to Laddu police station. Actions will be taken against the driver based on the statements of the Hindu leaders.
However, it is also said that the Bolero vehicle had a truck number. Let it be known that this is not the first case of cattle smuggling; several cases have surfaced before.
