Three held for slaughtering cows in Ranhola
The Hindu
Three persons have been arrested for allegedly slaughtering cows in Outer Delhi’s Ranhola, the police said on Friday.DCP (Outer) Parvinder Singh said the accused have been identified as Shanu (23) fro
Three persons have been arrested for allegedly slaughtering cows in Outer Delhi’s Ranhola, the police said on Friday. DCP (Outer) Parvinder Singh said the accused have been identified as Shanu (23) from Sambhal, Tanjeem (23), and Mohseen (30) — both from Shamli. Two FIRs were lodged when remains of the cattle were found in Ranhola.
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