Maharashtra Police is taking 50 cows to the border to kill

Nayeduniya Representative, Burhanpur/Khaknar. The Maharashtra Police on Monday took major action against the smuggling of the cow dynasty, taking major action near the border of Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. A team of 15 police personnel of Dharani police station in Amravati district has also arrested some smugglers from the possession of smugglers. These cows were being transported to the slaughterhouses of Maharashtra. This action taken by the Maharashtra Police in the border of Madhya Pradesh is considered to be a mirror to the Burhanpur police. Let us know that for the past several years, Gavanshi is being smuggled from Dedatalai road of Khaknar police station area and transported to the slaughterhouses of Maharashtra. Despite knowing this, the district police could not take any concrete action against the cow smugglers till date.

Four routes from Dedatlai to Maharashtra

• There are four routes available from Dedatlai to Maharashtra. The first goes from Balapat to Golland in Maharashtra via Borban. The second Pipri reaches Rajpur and Susrad via Saamali village.
• The third Dhar goes via Belthad, Mondara and the fourth route reaches Saderabadi in Maharashtra via Chakha.
• After reaching these places, cows are transported to the slaughterhus of different districts of Maharashtra.
• Sources reveal that most of the Akola, Khamgaon, Balapur, Jalana, Akot, Nagar etc. are delivered to cows. Along with the Khaknar police station, the Deedalai police post has not taken any major action.

Twenty five smugglers in Dedatlai region

• According to the information, Gowvanshi, which is brought in vehicles from other districts and states, goes directly from Khandwa to Maharashtra via Deedlai.
• The police stations are also less in this route and smugglers use it more due to the low risk of guards. Small vehicles and pedestrians smuggling cows at the local level also transport cows.
• According to experts, about 25 cow smugglers are active in the Deedalai region alone.
• They purchase cows from the local Haat markets.
• During the action of Maharashtra Police on Monday, Khaknar Mandal President Mahendra Jogi also reached the spot.
• He appreciated the Maharashtra Police and said that good action has been taken against this long -running racket.