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Meerut Crime: Seven Arrested For Cow Slaughter In Parikshitgarh; 10 kg Meat Recovered

Police from Parikshitgarh station in Meerut have arrested seven alleged cow slaughterers, including one woman, in Asifabad village. Police also recovered 10 kg of meat from their possession. Officers had received information that cow slaughter was taking place in a house in the village, following which they conducted a raid and arrested the accused. A case has been registered against all the accused under the Cow Slaughter Act.

Author: Akansha Pandey
Wed, 17 Dec 2025 05:45 PM (IST)
Source:Jagran News Network
Meerut Crime: Seven Arrested For Cow Slaughter In Parikshitgarh; 10 kg Meat Recovered
The accused in a cow slaughter case, in police custody. (Image Source: Police)

In a significant crackdown, the Parikshitgarh police arrested seven individuals, including a woman, for their alleged involvement in cow slaughter inside a residence in Asifabad village.

The Raid

According to police officials, the operation was launched following a tip-off received on Tuesday night, indicating that illegal slaughter was taking place within a house in the village. Acting swiftly on the intelligence, a police team conducted a raid and apprehended the accused from the spot. Authorities recovered 10 kg of meat from their possession.

The Accused The arrested individuals have been identified as:

- Najakat, a resident of Khijri village, Yamunanagar district, Haryana.

- Arsad, Shahrukh, Farukh, Razzaq, and Usman, all residents of Chausana village under the Jhinjhana police station area in Shamli.

- Razzaq’s wife, a resident of Jhabba Puri under the Parikshitgarh police station area.

Legal Action

The police have registered a case against all seven accused under the Cow Slaughter Act. Further legal proceedings are underway.

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