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More than 50 cows died after water from a river in spate flooded a gaushala (cow shelter) in Madhya Pradesh's Rajgarh district, an official said on Friday.
An FIR was registered against the management of the cow shelter after right-wing organisations alleged negligence by employees of the facility at Nidra Khedi village in Talen tehsil.
According to eye-witnesses, employees of the gaushala had locked up the facility and left, as heavy rains lashed the area earlier this week.
The cows got trapped and died when water from Ugal river nearby entered the facility. The employees later dumped the carcasses in the river, they alleged.
The deaths came to light when the water level receded in the river on Wednesday, following which the police and naib tehsildar Sourabh Sharma reached the spot, an official said.
Activists from the Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) activists also reached the spot to protest, and the carcasses found on the river bank were buried in a large pit on Thursday, Talen police station in-charge Umashankar Mukati said.
The activists later lodged a complaint against Saint Preetam Maharaj and his employees, following which an FIR was registered in the matter on Thursday night, the official said.
The gaushala was getting a grant from the government to house old cows, the activists claimed.
Meanwhile, state Congress spokesman Narendra Saluja in a tweet criticised the Madhya Pradesh government for the state of affairs at the gaushala in a regime that termed itself as “goubhakt” (cow protectors).

Gaushala staff booked after over 50 cows die in floods, right-wing groups protest

Employees of the gaushala have been accused of locking up and abandoning the facility as heavy rains lashed the area earlier this week.

Over 50 cows die in floods, right-wing groups protest; Gaushala staff booked

Employees of the gaushala have been accused of locking up and abandoning the facility as heavy rains lashed the area earlier this week.

More than 50 cows died after water from a river in spate flooded a gaushala (cow shelter) in Madhya Pradesh's Rajgarh district, an official said on Friday.
An FIR was registered against the management of the cow shelter after right-wing organisations alleged negligence by employees of the facility at Nidra Khedi village in Talen tehsil.
According to eye-witnesses, employees of the gaushala had locked up the facility and left, as heavy rains lashed the area earlier this week.
The cows got trapped and died when water from Ugal river nearby entered the facility. The employees later dumped the carcasses in the river, they alleged.
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The deaths came to light when the water level receded in the river on Wednesday, following which the police and naib tehsildar Sourabh Sharma reached the spot, an official said.
Activists from the Bajrang Dal and Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) activists also reached the spot to protest, and the carcasses found on the river bank were buried in a large pit on Thursday, Talen police station in-charge Umashankar Mukati said.
The activists later lodged a complaint against Saint Preetam Maharaj and his employees, following which an FIR was registered in the matter on Thursday night, the official said.
The gaushala was getting a grant from the government to house old cows, the activists claimed.
Meanwhile, state <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/congress-youtube-channel-deleted-party-initiates-probe-1661353457894">Congress </a>spokesman Narendra Saluja in a tweet criticised the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/madhya-pradesh-family-receives-3-419-crore-electricity-bill-1658900162153">Madhya Pradesh</a> government for the state of affairs at the gaushala in a regime that termed itself as &ldquo;goubhakt&rdquo; (cow protectors).
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An ambulance service for sick and injured cows was inaugurated in Assam's Dibrugarh district.
The service, to be run by Gopal Gaushala, was inaugurated by Dibrugarh Deputy Commissioner Biswajit Pegu on Friday. The 'gaushala' or cow shelter had also set up a hospital for cows in 2020.
"The ambulance service will pave the way for the speedy treatment of seriously ill and injured cows. I am happy that the 'gaushala' is improving the standard of treatment of injured and sick cows," Pegu said.
Gopal Gaushala president Nirmal Beria claimed it was the first cow ambulance service in the entire Northeast.
"We faced a lot of trouble in bringing the sick cows to the shelter, so this ambulance service was started," he said.
"On several occasions, we could not save sick cows but now we hope that the ambulance service will help," he added.
The ambulance was brought in from Ahmedabad and is fitted with a hydraulic lift.

Now, Assam gets cow ambulance service

An ambulance service for sick and injured cows was inaugurated in Assam's Dibrugarh district.
The service is to be run by Gopal Gaushala. The 'gaushala' or cow shelter had also set up a hospital for cows in 2020.
Gopal Gaushala president Nirmal Beria claimed it was the first cow ambulance service in the entire Northeast. Beria&nbsp;said that they faced a lot of trouble bringing sick cows to the shelter, which is why the ambulance service was started.&nbsp;
The ambulance was brought in from Ahmedabad and is fitted with a hydraulic lift.

The ambulance was brought in from Ahmedabad and is fitted with a hydraulic lift

An ambulance service for sick and injured cows was inaugurated in Assam's Dibrugarh district.
The service, to be run by Gopal Gaushala, was inaugurated by Dibrugarh Deputy Commissioner Biswajit Pegu on Friday. The 'gaushala' or cow shelter had also set up a hospital for cows in 2020.
"The ambulance service will pave the way for the speedy treatment of seriously ill and injured cows. I am happy that the 'gaushala' is improving the standard of treatment of injured and sick cows," Pegu said.
Gopal Gaushala president Nirmal Beria claimed it was the first cow ambulance service in the entire Northeast.
"We faced a lot of trouble in bringing the sick cows to the shelter, so this ambulance service was started," he said.
"On several occasions, we could not save sick cows but now we hope that the ambulance service will help," he added.
The ambulance was brought in from Ahmedabad and is fitted with a hydraulic lift.
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