JDS completely opposes 2020’s Bill prohibiting Cow slaughter: HD Deve Gowda
Bengaluru: The 2020’s Bill prohibiting Cow Slaughter, which is due to be tabled at the Legislative Council today (December 15), was undeniably opposed by the JDS National President H D Deve Gowda on Tuesday.
After releasing the press statement, he said: “The Bill prohibiting cow slaughter put forward by the BJP government will not only disturb the peace of society but also wreak havoc in people's lives. Therefore, the JDS will oppose the bill”, Deve Gowda revealed.
“At present, the cow slaughter Prohibition Act-1966 is in force in the entire state. In 2010, the then BJP government tried to change the law. The then opposition, Congress, and JDS had jointly opposed it. I had then met with the governor and the president and demanded that he must not agree to approve the bill. The Governor had then sought clarification. After that, the bill was later withdrawn due to the change in government leadership. With that being said, the old act remains in force.”
Deve Gowda said that, much like in 2010, JDS completely opposes the Cow Slaughter ban, and added that there were ample provisions to prevent cow slaughter in the existing 1964 bill.
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Chikkamagaluru person duped of Rs 1.28 crore in facebook trading scam
Chikkamagaluru: A person from Shivapura village in Kadur taluk of the district was allegedly cheated of Rs 1.28 crore after falling victim to a fraudulent advertisement on Facebook. A case has been registered at the cyber police station in this regard.
According to the complaint, the victim came across an online trading advertisement titled ‘FYERS’ on Facebook and subsequently joined a WhatsApp group named ‘F-8FYERS Securities’. Lured by the promise of high returns, the person invested large sums of money in the scheme in a phased manner.
Over time, the victim transferred a total amount of Rs1,28,10,000. However, no returns were provided as promised. It was only later that the person realised they had been cheated.
Following the incident, the person approached the cyber police station and filed a complaint. Police have registered a case and initiated an investigation into the matter.
