20 cows die mysteriously in Haryana 'gaushala'

September 09, 2024 23:34

File image

About 20 cows died under suspicious circumstances on Monday in a 'gaushala' here and 10 more are in critical condition, the police said.

The cause of their deaths in 'Nandigram Gaushala' in Haryana's Uncha village remained unclear and post-mortem of the cows will be conducted, they said.

The police said a team of doctors are treating the cows that are in critical condition.

According to police, Rupesh Yadav who handled work at the cow shelter said all the cows were fine till 8.30 pm on Sunday.

When he returned around 5 am the next day, he saw that four cows were lying dead near the gate.

More cows were found dead on checking inside, he said. Veterinary doctor Deepak Arya reached the 'gaushala' from Sunped village and examined the cows.

Arya said that about 20 cows have died and 10 more are critically ill.

The treatment of the sick cows continued till late Monday evening, he said. -- PTI

« Back to LIVE

TOP STORIES

LIVE! Why is ECI afraid?: Cong after election rule tweak

'Pushpa 2' stampede: CM lambast 'inhuman' Allu Arjun

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has criticized Telugu actor Allu Arjun for attending the screening of 'Pushpa-2' despite police permission being denied. Reddy alleges that the actor continued to be present at the cinema hall...

Amid Ambedkar row, AAP declares scholarship for Dalits

In the run-up to the assembly elections in Delhi, AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal announced an Ambedkar scholarship for free foreign education of the city's Dalit students. The scholarship is a response to the BJP's "insult" of Ambedkar,...

TN temple refuses to return iPhone dropped in 'hundi'

As per the practises and tradition at the temples, any offerings made into the hundial directly goes into the account of the deity of that temple. Rules do not permit the administration to return the offerings back to the devotees, Babu...

ASI inspects 'Skanda Purana' well at Sambhal temple

On Friday, a four-member team of the ASI surveyed the recently-discovered Shri Kartik Mahadev temple, five pilgrimage sites and 19 'koops' (wells).