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Four members of a self-styled 'gau rakshak' (cow vigilante) group were arrested in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district after they attacked and injured a nomadic family of five, police said here on Saturday.
Five persons, including a nine-year-old girl, were injured in the Thursday night attack in Talwara area while moving with their livestock.
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"An FIR has been lodged. We have arrested persons involved in the attack on the nomad family moving with their livestock — cattle, sheep and goats on April 20 night," a senior police officer said.
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The police officer said the livestock has already been restored to the goatherds who are their rightful owner.
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