Gurugram: Pickup driver held for ‘smuggling’ camel meat

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Updated At : 02:50 PM Feb 23, 2024 IST

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Gurugram, February 22

A joint team of the cow protection team and the cow task force caught a pickup vehicle allegedly going for the supply of camel meat near Rajiv Chowk in the wee hours on Thursday. The police arrested the driver of the vehicle and recovered 7 quintals of camel meat from the vehicle.

An FIR was registered at the Sadar police station. According to the complaint filed by Chaman, a member of the cow protection team, they had received information about the pickup vehicle. The cow task force of the police was informed about this and the police put up a barricade near Rajiv Chowk at 4 am. The police signalled the driver to stop but he did not pay heed. The team chased and arrested him. He was identified as Shakir of Salambha village in Nuh.

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