New Delhi: In a shocking incident reported from Haryana’s Gurugram, some youths were seen assaulting a man with a hammer, even as police looked on. His crime was ferrying buffaloes, which the gang thought were cows, in a truck in the area.
The incident took place on Friday night at around 9 pm. The driver, who has been identified as Lukman, was pulled out and brutally assaulted
Now the first arrest has been made in the case of alleged beaten up by the alleged cow guards who were carrying meat on the day of Bakrid in adjoining Gurugram. The police has arrested a person named Pradeep Yadav in this case. Let me tell you that at Gurugram at around 9 am, some alleged cow guards caught a pickup car full of meat for several kilometers and then took down the driver and started beating him with a hammer. The police has registered a case against unknowns based on the statements of injured Lukman in several sections. The first arrest has been made in this case.
The owner of the vehicle claims that he has been doing meat business for the last 50 years and buffalo meat was being brought in this vehicle. The police have registered a case against the alleged cow guards and sent a sample of the meat to the lab for examination.
Someone made a video of this incident on mobile. In which it is clearly seen how brutally the alleged gau rakshaks are beating the vehicle driver with a hammer after falling down the middle road. Not only this, all these roads were happening in front of Gurugram Police personnel and in front of dozens of people, but no one bothered to save him.
The alleged cow guards first chased the pickup vehicle from Badshahpur town for about 8 km and caught it near the Jumma Masjid in Gurugram, after which the driver was beaten profusely near the mosque. After the pickup driver Lukman was half dead, the alleged gau raksha was abducted by putting him in his car and started beating him back to Badshahpur, so the police came to Badshahpur police station, after which the police rescued Lukman and got him into a police van. The alleged cow guards got entangled with the police.
