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Home Ministry forms four-member committee to probe cow killing



KATHMANDU: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MoHA) has formed a committee to probe the killing of cows in Surkhet.

Issuing a statement on Saturday, the ministry said that the four-member committee will be headed by Deputy Secretary at the ministry Sagarmani Pathak.

The committee has been entrusted to submit a report on the incident within 15 days.

Twenty-three cows being transported to Dailekh from Nepalgunj were found dead in the Katkuwa jungle of Birendranagar on Friday. It is learnt nine were pushed down from a cliff.  Over 150 cows have been found injured.
Provisions of Criminal (Code) Act 2017 prohibit the killing of cow and oxen, and if found guilty, the perpetrator(s) must serve 3-year-imprisonment.

 

 

Publish Date : 31 August 2019 18:56 PM

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