Nuh Court's Stern Verdict in Cow Slaughter Case
The Nuh Additional Sessions Judge, Shashi Chauhan, sentenced three individuals to five years of imprisonment for cow slaughter, imposing a Rs 75,000 fine. Arrested in 2020, they were caught with 200 kg of fresh beef. Despite pleas for leniency, the verdict aims to curb illegal beef trade.
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Nuh's Additional Sessions Judge, Shashi Chauhan, issued a decisive ruling in a cow slaughter case, sentencing three individuals to five years of imprisonment.
The court additionally imposed a hefty fine of Rs 75,000, with a provision for an extra six months of imprisonment for non-payment.
The convictions are a significant step in addressing illegal cow slaughter and aim to deter future offenses.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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