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Deer meat, horns seized in Dasuya

Hoshiarpur, January 28 Two horns of a deer and a bucket of cooked deer meat were recovered from Kallowal village in Dasuya by a Wildlife Department team. Gurcharan Singh, DFO, Hoshiarpur, said following a tip-off that deer meat was being...

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Updated At : 12:03 PM Jan 29, 2020 IST

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Hoshiarpur, January 28

Two horns of a deer and a bucket of cooked deer meat were recovered from Kallowal village in Dasuya by a Wildlife Department team.

Gurcharan Singh, DFO, Hoshiarpur, said following a tip-off that deer meat was being cooked at the house of one Major Singh, a team was formed to investigate the matter. The team raided the house and seized the meat. — OC

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