17 Cow Vigilantes Booked for Assaulting Men Transporting Auction-Bought Bovines in J&K

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Seventeen individuals face legal action in Ramban, Jammu & Kashmir, after allegedly assaulting four men who were transporting bovines legally purchased at a police auction. The attack took place on August 4, leaving one of the victims with life-threatening injuries. Authorities have registered a case covering charges of wrongful restraint and assault, with investigations currently ongoing. The incident is the latest in a series of cow vigilante-linked violence in the region, following a fatal attack reported in April.

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