Archive · 17 Jan 2026
Aslam Qureshi Arrested for Cow Slaughter in Bhopal
Aslam Qureshi, also known as Aslam Chamda, was arrested for his alleged involvement in cow slaughter and supplying banned meat.
He started as a small trader and built a big business empire, owning many properties and living a lavish lifestyle.
He is accused of running a slaughterhouse for nearly 20 years with help from local leaders and officials.
The controversy started when activists found banned meat in a truck.
A certificate from his company claimed the meat was safe, but it was found to be banned.
Many people think officials helped him, and his influence is still felt even after the slaughterhouse was closed.
Aslam Qureshi, known as Aslam Chamda, was arrested for alleged cow slaughter and banned meat supply.
He built a massive business empire, owning over 30 properties and living a lavish lifestyle.
Qureshi allegedly operated a slaughterhouse for nearly 20 years with patronage from local leaders and officials.
The controversy began when Bajrang Dal activists found banned meat in a truck on December 17.
A certificate from Qureshi's company claimed the meat was safe, but it was found to be banned.
- Who
- Aslam Qureshi (Aslam Chamda)
- What
- Arrested for alleged cow slaughter and banned meat supply
- When
- Arrested on January 8, controversy began on December 17
- Where
- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- Alleged involvement in illegal activities and influence over local administration
- Name
- Aslam Qureshi (Aslam Chamda)
- Alleged Involvement
- Cow slaughter and banned meat supply
- Properties Owned
- Over 30 properties across Bhopal and other cities
- Slaughterhouse Operation
- Allegedly operated for nearly 20 years
- Arrest Date
- January 8
- Controversy Start Date
- December 17
- Certificate Issuer
- Livestock Private Limited
- Veterinary Doctor
- Anaum Khan