In Brief
- Assam Police rescued 106 cattle and arrested 36 suspects in Biswanath.
- The operation targets rampant cattle smuggling impacting local law and order.
- Efforts strengthen regional enforcement against illegal livestock trade.
- Authorities continue crackdowns to prevent cattle smuggling in Assam.
Assam Police conducted a significant operation in Biswanath district, rescuing 106 cattle and arresting 36 individuals involved in cattle smuggling. The crackdown was part of ongoing enforcement efforts to curb illegal livestock trade in the region.
Officials stated the smuggling activities posed challenges to local law and order and economic security. The operation involved coordination among various police units to intercept the smugglers and secure the animals.
Authorities reported that the rescued cattle will be taken to safe locations and efforts are underway to identify the rightful owners or manage them in accordance with the law. The arrested suspects are being investigated further.
The Assam Police has emphasized its commitment to dismantling cattle smuggling networks to protect the state's agricultural economy and maintain public safety. Such operations are expected to continue to suppress illegal activities.
