June 30th 2024.
In Berhampur, a town in Odisha, a recent incident involving a container truck and local cow vigilantes has caught the attention of the authorities. On Sunday, the police were informed about a truck carrying a large amount of meat in Ganjam district. The truck was stopped by the vigilant group who suspected that it contained beef.
Upon arrival, the police discovered that the driver of the truck, A Khan from Haryana, did not possess any documentation for the meat being transported. As a result, he was taken into custody for further investigation. In order to determine the type of meat being carried, samples were sent for testing.
Initial findings suggest that the truck was en route to Andhra Pradesh from Khurda, a district in Odisha. However, before it could reach its destination, the truck was stopped by activists of a cow protection group near Pokadibandh in the Chamakahandi police station area. The group had strong suspicions that the truck was carrying beef.
Inspector-in-charge of Chamakhandi police station, Bidya Bharati Nayak, stated that upon reaching the scene, they were able to seize the truck and its contents. The driver was arrested on the grounds of not having proper documentation for the transportation of meat. Further investigations into the matter have been launched by the police.
The container truck was found to be carrying a hefty 18 tonnes of meat. This incident has caused quite a stir in the community, with many questioning the legality and morality of transporting such a large amount of meat without proper authorization. The police are determined to get to the bottom of this and bring justice to the situation.
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