The revered spiritual leader emphasised the urgent need to cease cow slaughter, highlighting it as a paramount concern in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
While timely action by the police brought the situation under control, the tension continued to prevail till late at night with both the groups raising slogans against each other.
Speaking to reporters outside the Raj Bhawan, Sharma said, "we have demanded that by amending the Article 48 of Chapter 4 of the Constitution of India, a complete ban should be imposed on cow slaughter and a uniform law should be enacted in all the states in this regard".
"If Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy's government thinks it can suppress voices raised against its appeasement politics, it is scripting its downfall! Better remember, they are dealing with the BJP and not with TDP as per their 40:60 contracts," Deodhar claimed.
Most new enactments are not very effective because they are at odds with the basic principle of law making; namely, laws should be lenient but enforcement should be strict
Surprisingly, the complaint lodged by Yogesh Raj contains names of two minor boys aged 10 and 12 years.
A violent mob of villagers on Monday had attacked the Syana police station with heavy stone pelting and firing for what they said was police inaction after beef was reportedly found in village Mahav on Sunday night.
SIT will investigate why the violence happened and why Inspector SK Singh was alone at the scene of crime
A police inspector died and many were injured after a mob attacked a police station protesting against alleged cow slaughter in Uttar Pradesh’s Bulandshahr on Monday.
On the complaint of the cow vigilantes that they were taking the cows for slaughter, police have arrested the two men, Shamshad and Shahjad, and initiated action against all those involved in the assault
