Rajasthan Minister reviews situation at Hingonia cow shelter

Opposition parties have alleged that over 100 cows have died due to "mismanagement and lack of facilities" at the gaushala

August 06, 2016 03:31 pm | Updated November 17, 2021 02:33 am IST - Jaipur

The Hingonia cow shelter was in the news after reports of many cows dying in its premises surfaced. File photo.

The Hingonia cow shelter was in the news after reports of many cows dying in its premises surfaced. File photo.

Facing flak over death of cows at a State-run shelter due to alleged negligence, the Rajasthan government on Saturday swung into action, with its Minister Rajpal Singh Shekhawat inspecting the Hingonia cow shelter.

The Minister, flanked by officials of Municipal Corporation, reviewed the condition and said he will apprise the Chief Minister of the situation.

The Congress as well as the VHP targeted the BJP government in Rajasthan for the “poor” condition of cow shelters in the State and demanded a rescue campaign for sick cows.

The Congress on Friday alleged that 100 cows had died due to “mismanagement and lack of facilities” at the gaushala (cow shelter) while the VHP claimed that more than 500 cows had died due to the “inhuman behaviour” of the Vasundhara Raje government.

The State government has refuted these allegations.

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