In Sukhsar, Gujarat, local police have successfully rescued three buffaloes that were being taken to an illegal slaughterhouse. The incident occurred on a Friday morning when police received a tip-off about a pickup truck transporting the animals from Santarampur to Sukhsar. The truck was stopped at Asapur Chowk, where officers found the buffaloes tied up without proper care, such as food or water. The driver, Yogeshbhai Praveenbhai Katara, could not provide the necessary transport permits for the animals. During questioning, he revealed that the buffaloes belonged to a local named Faruk Sikandar Madari and were meant for slaughter at a facility operated by Iqbal Majid Sita in Sukhsar. The total estimated value of the animals and the truck is around 230,000 rupees. The police have registered a case against the driver and are actively searching for the individuals who sent and received the buffaloes. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal animal cruelty in the region. Local authorities are taking strong action against these practices to protect animals and ensure ethical treatment. Residents of Sukhsar and surrounding areas are urged to report any such illegal activities to help safeguard the welfare of animals. The Sukhsar police have reiterated their commitment to fighting against animal cruelty and illegal slaughterhouses in the region. They emphasize the importance of community vigilance and cooperation in addressing these issues. The rescue of the buffaloes not only saves them from harm but also raises awareness about animal rights and the need for humane treatment of all animals. The police are now working with local animal welfare organizations to ensure the buffaloes are cared for and rehabilitated. This incident serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle against animal cruelty and the importance of legal protections for animals in Gujarat.
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