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Horrible! Gujarat Man Sexually Abuses Cow, Flees After Owner Catches Him During Act; Detained

Police in Gujarat’s Rajkot district have detained a man identified as Kanubhai Gondaliya following an alleged incident involving the sexual abuse of a two-year-old cow. According to police, the incident came to light after the animal wandered away from the home of its owner, local cattle rearer Merkhibhai Chavda. While looking for the missing cow, Chavda reportedly reached an area close to a…

In Gujarat’s Rajkot district, a man named Kanubhai Gondaliya has been detained in connection with an alleged incident of sexual abuse involving a two-year-old cow. The incident came to the attention of authorities after the cow wandered away from its owner, Merkhibhai Chavda. While searching for the missing animal, Chavda noticed Gondaliya in close proximity to the creature near a cremation ground. Gondaliya reportedly fled the scene upon witnessing the cattle owner.

A resident nearby reportedly recorded the incident on their mobile phone, which subsequently formed part of the complaint lodged with the authorities. Gondaliya was subsequently arrested following the complaint and subsequently charged under Section 11(1)(a) of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, which deals with the cruelty towards animals, including inflicting unnecessary pain or suffering.

Police are currently conducting an investigation into the case, reviewing all available evidence, including the reported video recording. The outcome of the investigation will depend on the evidence gathered during the proceedings, and the allegations against Gondaliya have yet to be established in a court of law. As the case remains under investigation, further legal action will depend on the evidence gathered during the ongoing proceedings.

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