Bhopal:

After a video of a bunch of males thrashing cows and forcing them to leap in a swollen river in Satna district went viral, the Madhya Pradesh police registered a case in opposition to them below the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act. 

The incident is from a culvert on the Bihad river between Ghuisa and Bidhui Khurd villages below the Mukundpur police station.

The video exhibits a bunch of males herding over a dozen cows right into a swamped slim bridge and brutally hitting them repeatedly with lengthy wood sticks. The cows will be seen making an attempt to flee, with many leaping into the river. When a few of them tried to get on land, one of many males will be seen hitting them once more to push them into the river. A number of cows have been washed away.

Cows being pressured to leap from a culvert in flooded Bihad river in Satna,
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Half a dozen individuals have been charged below the animal cruelty legislation.

The Vishwa Hindu Parishad condemned the act and demanded strict punishment in opposition to the boys seen within the video.

The police acquired to know concerning the video and verified it, and located that the individuals concerned have been from Ghuisa and Bidhui Khurd, Extra Superintendent of Police (ASP) SK Jain mentioned.

After verification, a case was registered in opposition to Lal Bhai Patel, Rampal Patel, Sunil Pandey, Lallu Pandey and Ramdayal Pandey amongst others below the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, he mentioned.