Five arrested in Kerala for slaughtering a pregnant cow and selling the meat
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Five arrested in Kerala for slaughtering a pregnant cow and selling the meat

  In Kerala, five people were arrested for the burglary of an eight-month pregnant cow and selling its meat. This brutal event took place before a week in Punnapra panchayat in Alappuzha. The culprits had come in a car and turned off street lights before the robbery.  The pregnant cow was slaughtered inside Aneesh’s (1st culprit) slaughterhouse. In connection with this crime, Siddique (30), Kabir (52), Harris (35) Anzil (32), Devan (29) and Aneesh (30) were arrested by the Punnapra pol

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In Kerala, five people were arrested for the burglary of an eight-month pregnant cow and selling its meat.
 
The brutal incident took place before a week in Punnapra panchayat in Alappuzha. The culprits had come in a car and turned off street lights before the robbery.
 
The pregnant cow was slaughtered inside Anees’s (1st culprit) slaughterhouse. In connection with this crime, Siddique (30), Kabir (52), Harris (35) Anzil (32), Devan (29) and Anees (30) were arrested by the Punnapra police.
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