A case of alleged cattle smuggling has come to light in Madhya Pradesh. Fourteen cattle being taken from Chhindwara to Maharashtra were caught early Tuesday morning near Multai. Hindu organisations and the police stopped the pickup vehicle after a long chase that lasted nearly 70 kilometres. According to sources, the incident happened around 4 am. Members of Shri Bajrang Sena and Rashtriya Hindu Sena had received information that cattle were being transported to slaughterhouses in Maharashtra. After this, the organisations alerted the police and began chasing the pickup from Chhindwara towards Multai. During the chase, sparks were seen coming out of the speeding vehicle. The pickup driver tried to escape and even broke through the Chikhlilakala toll plaza. Deepak Malviya, the state president of Rashtriya Hindu Sena, informed the police control room. Later, with the help of Multai police, a blockade was set up near Multai, where the cattle were finally caught, though the driver managed to flee. See two pictures Tied with ropes and piled on top of each other Multai Police Station in-charge Narendra Singh Parihar said that the seized white pickup (number MP.04.YJ.3854) was covered with a yellow tarpaulin. There were 14 cattle in the vehicle, which were cruelly tied with ropes and loaded one on top of the other. They were hungry and thirsty. They were being taken to a slaughterhouse in Maharashtra. An FIR has been registered against the cattle smugglers. Meanwhile, all the cattle were counted and taken to a cowshed in the presence of the organization and the police. Post navigation 18 skin creams in market causing burns:Bhopal AIIMS dermatologist warns fungal infection patterns have changed, steroids suppress disease, don’t cure it Dense fog disrupts air traffic, flights diverted in Indore:Two flights diverted from Indore, one rerouted from Bhopal, Pune–Indore–Goa flight cancelled
