Rachakonda Police has achieved a major success within 12 hours in the case of attempt to kill a cow protector in Hyderabad. Police have arrested three people including the main accused. This incident is related to firing and happened over a dispute over illegal animal transportation. BJP is attacking the Reddy government regarding this entire matter.

Pocharam IT Corridor Police and special teams of Malkajgiri together unraveled this entire matter. There is a lot of discussion about this incident on social media, while on one hand the attack on cow protectors is being condemned, on the other hand questions are being raised on the allegations of extortion that have come forward in this case.

what is the whole matter
This incident took place on the night of 22 October near Yamnampet in Ghatkesar. The victim, Birla Prashant Kumar alias Sonu Singh, who is an active cow protection activist, was called by his friend Kuruva Srinivas. The main accused Mohammad Ibrahim Qureshi and his associates present there had a heated argument with Prashant about stopping his business of illegal animal transportation and the loss of Rs 1 crore caused by it.

When the conversation between the two escalated, Ibrahim shot Prashant in the chest with his pistol and everyone ran away. Injured Prashant was immediately admitted to the hospital, where his bullet was removed after surgery and his condition is said to be out of danger.

Police arrested 3 accused
Rachakonda Police Commissioner G. Taking immediate action, the special teams formed on the instructions of Sudhir Babu arrested the main accused Mohammad Ibrahim Qureshi, victim’s friends Kuruva Srinivas and Hasan bin Mosin from Shamshabad on the morning of 23 October.

Investigation has revealed that Prashant is accused of extorting Rs 5 lakh from the accused in return for not stopping their activities. Police have recovered a country-made pistol, a Swift car, three mobile phones and two empty cartridges from the accused. One accused Mohammad Hanif Qureshi is still absconding, the search for him is going on.

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BJP MLA in Maharashtra, Sadabhau Khot, claiming the harassment of alleged cow and guards, said that the farmers are upset with this. If action is not taken in this matter, they will agitate. BJP leader and Maharashtra Minister Nitesh Rane has objected to Khot’s statements. He has appealed to keep restraint in statements.

Legislative Council member Khot claimed, “Some cow-guards harassed him during a visit in Fursungi, Pune on Monday afternoon, although he escaped safely.” Cowers are going to extort and threaten farmers. He will raise this issue in front of Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. ”

Sadabhau Khot told the story of farmers

According to the news agency PTI, he said, “Two months ago, some farmers’ buffaloes were forcibly taken and later went missing from Fursungi’s Gaushala. The farmers had to go to court to free their animals, but the animals were missing when they reached Goshala. The cow-guards defrauded and said that the buffaloes went into the grazing hills. In such cases, farmers neither get justice nor solve their problems. ”

Khot further claimed, “Some people from Mumbai and Pune come in luxury vehicles and work in the name of cow protection. In cities, where people rarely see cows, these so-called cow protections claim protecting them. Farmers’ vehicles are stopped, they are beaten and their animals are taken away. All this should stop. ”

Khot is the head of Rayat Kranti Sangathan

He said, “If the farmers do not give them bribe, they take them to the police station. If no solution is found, the cattle are sent to a cowshed and the farmer has no option but to go to court. As long as the order comes from the court, the Goshala managers sell the animals.”

Khot, head of the farmers’ Rayat Kranti Sangathan, said, “A large lobby is working in the state in the name of cow protection. Their corporate offices are up to them. Farmers are getting upset due to them. If the government does not take action, we will put cattle cantonments in front of police stations.”

What did Nitesh Rane say?

Objecting the statement of Sadabhau Khot, Nitesh Rane said, “Sadabhau Khot should keep restraint in his language while speaking against cow-guards because they are working to protect cows. They should not make statements that are considered an insult to Hindu society.”