Chandigarh Police Takes Action Against Cow Shelter Management
Police in Chandigarh have registered a formal case against the management committee of a cow shelter located in Makhanmajra village. This action follows reports of several cows dying at the facility. The police moved quickly after receiving a detailed complaint from a local advocate.
Advocate's Complaint Sparks Investigation
Advocate Garvesh Rana filed the official complaint that led to the police case. Local residents first alerted him to serious issues at the cow shelter. They reported alleged mismanagement and poor conditions at the facility.
Rana decided to investigate these claims personally. He visited the shelter premises with his team to assess the situation. During this visit, they documented what they found through photographs and video recordings.
The visual evidence reportedly showed multiple dead cows on the property. These images formed a crucial part of the complaint submitted to the authorities. The documentation helped substantiate the allegations of negligence at the shelter.
Police Response and Legal Proceedings
Chandigarh police acted promptly on the advocate's complaint. They registered a case against the shelter's management committee. The police are now investigating the circumstances surrounding the cow deaths.
This case highlights growing concerns about animal welfare facilities in the region. It also demonstrates how citizen complaints can trigger official action. The police investigation will determine whether criminal negligence occurred at the Makhanmajra shelter.
Local animal rights activists have welcomed the police intervention. They hope this case will lead to better oversight of similar facilities across Chandigarh. The shelter management committee must now cooperate with the ongoing investigation.
