Pahadi Shareef Gau Rakshak Attack: Livestock Truck Carrying 14 Animals Stopped, Driver Assaulted Late Night
Pahadi Shareef gau rakshak attack: Livestock truck carrying 14 animals worth ₹6 lakh stopped, driver assaulted in Hyderabad. Police investigation underway.

A disturbing incident was reported from Pahadi Shareef Police Station limits where a livestock truck carrying 14 animals worth ₹6 lakh was allegedly attacked by a group claiming to be gau rakshaks. The incident took place late at night, creating tension in the area and raising serious concerns over law and order.
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Livestock Truck Stopped and Driver Assaulted
According to details:
- A lorry transporting around 14 animals was intercepted on the way
- The animals were reportedly purchased from Mallapally market and were being transported to Tukkuguda market for sale
- A group of individuals claiming to be gau rakshaks stopped the moving truck
- The driver and other persons in the vehicle were allegedly beaten
The victims sustained injuries and were later shifted to a hospital for treatment.
Animals Seized and Sent to Gaushala
Following the incident:
- The attackers forcibly unloaded the animals from the truck
- The livestock was then handed over to a gaushala
- The total value of the animals is estimated to be around ₹6 lakh
Victims Claim Valid Documents Were Present
The livestock owners stated:
- The animals were legally purchased with proper documents
- Transportation and sale of such animals were permitted under existing regulations
- Despite this, the group targeted them and created chaos
Allegations of Police Inaction
One of the most concerning claims made by the victims is:
- Police were reportedly present at the spot
- However, due to the large crowd, no immediate action was taken
- Victims alleged that police remained passive during the assault
Rising Concerns Ahead of Bakrid
The incident has sparked debate, especially with Bakrid (Eid-ul-Adha) approaching, as similar cases tend to increase during this period.
Locals and small traders have raised concerns:
- Small livestock traders are being targeted
- Fear and uncertainty among business communities
- Demand for strict action against such vigilante groups
Call for Stronger Laws and Monitoring
Residents and affected individuals have urged authorities to:
- Take strict legal action against those involved in violence
- Ensure protection for legal traders
- Maintain law and order during sensitive periods like Bakrid
- Monitor illegal animal trade to avoid hurting sentiments
The Pahadi Shareef gau rakshak attack on a livestock truck carrying 14 animals worth ₹6 lakh has once again highlighted the challenges faced by traders and the need for stricter enforcement of law. As investigations continue, there is growing demand for accountability and preventive measures to ensure peace and safety in Hyderabad.
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