A man has been arrested in Bengaluru for cutting off the udders of three cows. Police have given this information, police sources said that the Cottonpet police of Bengaluru on Monday arrested a person in connection with cutting off the udders of three cows.

Bengaluru police further said that the accused Syed Nasru had cut off the udders of cows in Vinayaknagar of Chamrajpet on Sunday morning. The accused has been sent to 14 days judicial custody. Sources said that Nasru was in an inebriated state when he committed the crime.

Catch the culprits soon, otherwise...',

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah also took a tough stand on this incident and directed Bengaluru Police Commissioner B Dayanand to solve the case. This incident created tension in the area. Meanwhile, BJP announced that if the culprits are not caught immediately, it will celebrate 'Kali Sankranti'. 

Leader of Opposition in Karnataka Assembly R Ashoka, who visited the spot on Sunday, had described it as a display of "jihadi mindset". 

BJP strongly condemned

BJP leader Vijayendra said that 'cow' means mother of all living beings. Thus, Hindus worship cow as mother goddess and call it Kamdhenu. The story of Punyakoti, a great character of Karnataka culture, has spread to every corner of the world.

Worshipping the cow on the auspicious occasion of Makar Sankranti is an important part of the celebration of this festival. The cruel, inhuman and heinous act of killing cows by demonic sinners in Chamrajpet, Bengaluru on such a holy occasion is heinous, inhuman and heinous. The BJP strongly condemns this act.