Kamal Nath warns cow vigilantes, says violence by 'gau rakshaks' won't be tolerated
Correspondent
NewsBits.in
BHOPAL: Chief minister Kamal Nath has warned that extortion in the name of cow would not be tolerated in Madhya Pradesh.
The chief minister has said that nobody will be allowed to commit violence in the state.
"If anyone has information about illegal trafficking or cow slaughter, they must inform the police and administration. We will take tough action", he said.
However, he said that nobody will be allowed to take law into their own hands and commit anti-social activities in the name of cow protection. "Those involved in vitiating atmosphere due to recovery, extortion or by running their own gangs and indulge in violence, would face tough action".
The statement has come in wake of the stern action againt two Muslim youths who were booked for alleged cow slaughter and were slapped with the stringent NSA. Besides, in another incident, cow vigilantes entered a police station and created ruckus.
