Police Crackdown on Illegal Cattle Slaughter in Coastal Karnataka
In a significant operation against illegal cattle slaughter, Mangaluru police have made one arrest and seized property in Dakshina Kannada district. The action took place in Arala village under Bantwal taluk, marking continued vigilance against unlawful animal slaughter activities in the region.
Intelligence-Led Raid Uncovers Illegal Operation
According to Dakshina Kannada SP Dr Arun K, the police operation was conducted based on specific information received about illegal activities. Police personnel from Bantwal Rural Station carried out a targeted raid on the premises of a house in Arala village, Bantwal taluk.
The raid confirmed suspicions of illegal cow slaughter taking place at the location. Authorities moved swiftly to detain the individual involved and secure the property where the unlawful activities were occurring.
Property Seized in Continued Enforcement Drive
In a decisive move, police not only made the arrest but also proceeded with property seizure related to the illegal slaughter operation. This action demonstrates the serious approach law enforcement is taking against such violations in coastal Karnataka.
The incident, which occurred around November 17, 2025, highlights the ongoing efforts by Karnataka police to curb illegal cattle slaughter in the region. Such operations have become increasingly common as authorities strengthen enforcement of relevant laws.
Local residents have expressed mixed reactions to the police action, with some supporting the crackdown while others await further details about the specific circumstances of the case. The investigation remains ongoing as police examine all aspects of the illegal operation.
