Cattle smuggling syndicate continues in state
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Illicit cattle smuggling syndicates continue to operate in Assam despite government directives to curb the trade.
Asomiya PratidinThe brief
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- Cattle are being smuggled from West Bengal through Assam and across the border into Bangladesh using fraudulent transportation documents.
- Police in Kokrajhar and Dhubri districts have conducted operations, resulting in some arrests and the recovery of livestock.
- Authorities are currently searching for five primary suspects identified as key figures in the international smuggling network.
- Local student groups are calling for an high-level investigation into the trade and stricter enforcement of cattle protection laws.
What to watch next
- The ongoing police search for five primary suspects identified in the smuggling network.
- Potential high-level investigation into the cattle smuggling racket as demanded by student organizations.
- The effectiveness of border security measures in preventing further illegal cross-border cattle movement.
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NamedIndia · Bangladesh · All Assam Students Union · Assam · Assam Police · Crimson Marak · Dhubri · Himanta Biswa Sarma · Kevin Marak · Kokrajhar · Mangal Tudu · Matal Hasda · Mominur Ali Sheikh
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