Archive · 9 Oct 2026
Three Arrested After Suspected Cattle Slaughter in Bhopal
Police found suspected cattle remains at a dairy in Bhopal on Friday morning.
They arrested the dairy owner, Gabbar Yadav, and two other men.
Police are asking the men where other body parts may have gone and whether anyone else was involved.
Investigators are examining the recovered material.
The Bhopal Municipal Corporation demolished the dairy, which officials described as allegedly illegal.
Workers from two Hindu organisations protested and called for strict action.
The corporation also moved nearly 49 seized cattle to a cattle pound.
Officials said further action will depend on the investigation and examination of the remains.
Police arrested dairy owner Gabbar Yadav and two other men after suspected cattle remains were found at a dairy in Damkheda.
Police said they received information about suspected slaughter at 4 a.m. Friday and seized remains from the premises.
Bhopal Municipal Corporation demolished the allegedly illegal dairy with administrative and police officials present.
Workers from Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal protested and submitted a memorandum seeking strict action and preventive measures.
Authorities shifted nearly 49 cattle seized by the municipal corporation to Arwaliya Kanji House as police questioned the suspects.
- Who
- Three men, including dairy owner Gabbar Yadav, were arrested; police and municipal officials carried out the investigation and demolition.
- What
- Suspected cattle remains were found at a dairy, three men were arrested, and the allegedly illegal structure was demolished.
- When
- Friday morning; police said they received information at 4 a.m.
- Where
- A dairy in Damkheda, Kolar area, near the Kaliyasot River in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- Police are investigating suspected cattle slaughter and whether others were involved; the municipal corporation demolished the structure as an allegedly illegal dairy.
- Arrested
- Gabbar Yadav, Munna Yadav and Anees Khan
- Reported time of police information
- 4 a.m. Friday
- Location
- Damkheda, Kolar area, near the Kaliyasot River, Bhopal
- Demolition
- Bhopal Municipal Corporation demolished the allegedly illegal dairy with administrative and police officials present.
- Protest
- Workers of Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal protested and submitted a memorandum at Kolar police station.
- Cattle shifted
- Nearly 49 cattle seized by BMC were moved to Arwaliya Kanji House.
- Investigation
- Police are questioning the suspects and examining the recovered remains; further action depends on the findings.