Jagran correspondent, Baraunsa-(Sultanpur). There was a stir in Dharsauli after the severed heads and remains of two banned animals were found in sacks in the bushes on the banks of Sharda Sahayak Block 16 canal. People of the Hindu organization reached the police station after receiving the information and took the severed heads and remains from the incident site to the police station. Here he expressed anger and demanded action against smugglers.
On Monday afternoon, when the villagers saw the remains and severed heads of animals stuffed in sacks on the banks of the canal in Dharasauli village of Jaisinghpur Kotwali, they informed the Hindu organization and the police. As soon as information about the incident was received, CO Jaisinghpur Ramkrishna Chaturvedi, Kotwali incharge Pramod Kumar Mishra, Police Station Head Motigarpur Ashok Kumar Singh and people of Hindu organization reached the spot.
There was chaos in the area
Angered by the incident, people of the Hindu organization took away the remains of the banned animals and left the spot. After which there was chaos. After some time, people of Hindu organization reached Jaisinghpur Kotwali with the remains. After which the police heaved a sigh of relief. Dharma Jagran chief Ashish Kumar Pandey has filed a complaint against the named smugglers and demanded action.
The police took a sample and buried the remains under the soil. Department coordinator Bajrang Dal Gaurav Pandey, Pranjal Singh, Sdeep, Raghavendra, RSS's Alok, Anmol and other Hindu organization workers reached the police station and demanded effective action. Area officer Ramakrishna Chaturvedi said that contraband remains were found on the banks of the canal. A complaint has been received in the matter. Effective action will be taken.