17 Burmese cows seized in police campaign against illegal cattle trafficking in Cachar’s Katigorah

In Cachar’s Katigorah, the police seized 17 smuggled Burmese cows during their ongoing campaign against illegal cattle trafficking. Based on a tip-off, the Police raided a house in Katigorah’s Lathimara area and seized the 17 Burmese cows. Sensing danger, the cow smugglers evaded from the Police.

According to sources, the market value of the cows is estimated to be around 25 lakh rupees. The police have intensified their campaign against illegal cattle trafficking in the region and have urged the public to cooperate with them to curb this illegal activity.

Illegal cattle trafficking is a major concern in Barak Valley region, and smugglers often use various means to evade the police and transport the cattle to the market. The police have assured that they will continue to take strict action against anyone involved in such illegal activities.

The seizure of these Burmese cows is a significant step towards curbing illegal cattle trafficking in the region and sending a strong message to the smugglers.