Hyderabad, A protest was organized under the auspices of the Cow Protection Department of the Vishva Hindu Parishad (VHP) demanding strict implementation of the cow protection law in the state. During the protest held at Abids crossroads, VHP leaders tied black bands on their hands and raised their voices for the protection of bovine cattle. The state coordinator of the VHP said that the government has been urged for a long time to strictly enforce the Telangana Prohibition of Cow Slaughter and Animal Preservation Act, 1977, but due to vote bank politics, the government is ignoring the laws.
The government has remained silent on open cow slaughters to appease the Majlis party. He stated that according to the said law, slaughtering bulls, cows, bovine cattle, and milk-producing buffaloes is prohibited, but the government is failing to implement this law. He mentioned that various programs have been running for several days for cow protection. He said that VHP and Bajrang Dal teams have rescued about 3,000 cows so far this year and have succeeded in preventing the illegal trafficking of more than one lakh bovine animals. The VHP leader, referring to the Toli Chowki incident, alleged that Bajrang Dal workers were arrested, creating unnecessary controversy.
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In the matter, a complaint has been given to the Police Commissioner against Majlis MLA Majid Hussain. He alleged that some public representatives are making provocative statements against Hindu organizations and cow protectors. He said that Hindu society needs to come forward to protect the mother cow. On the occasion, Bajrang Dal state co-coordinator Mukesh Yadav, Mahankali department coordinator Vishal, Bharat Vanshi, Abhishek, Abhilash, Sai, and others were present.
Abids
Abids is a historic commercial and cultural hub in Hyderabad, India, named after a local nobleman, Abid-ud-Dowlah, who owned the land in the early 20th century. It became a vibrant center for business, education, and entertainment, featuring landmarks like the iconic Abids Circle, the State Central Library, and the historic Shyam Theatre. Today, it remains a bustling area known for its book markets, shops, and colonial-era architecture, reflecting Hyderabad’s rich cultural heritage.
Toli Chowki
Toli Chowki is a historic neighborhood in Hyderabad, India, known for its iconic stone gateways built during the Qutb Shahi era in the 16th century. The name “Toli Chowki” translates to “weighing station,” as it once served as a toll or customs checkpoint where goods were weighed and taxed. Today, the area retains its historical charm with well-preserved arches and a blend of old and new architecture.
Abids
Abids is a historic commercial and cultural hub in Hyderabad, India, known for its vibrant markets and colonial-era architecture. Developed in the early 20th century, it was named after a local nobleman and became a center for books, shops, and the iconic Abids Circle. Today, it remains a bustling area, blending its rich heritage with modern commerce.
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Abids
Abids is a historic commercial and cultural hub in Hyderabad, India. Originally developed in the late 19th century during the Nizam’s rule, it was named after a nobleman named Abid-ud-Daulah. Today, it is known for its bustling markets, iconic landmarks like the Abids Circle, and a mix of colonial-era architecture and modern shops.
Toli Chowki
Toli Chowki is a historic locality in Hyderabad, India, known for its cultural and architectural heritage. It was established during the Qutb Shahi era and later developed under the Nizams, with the name “Toli” referring to a type of weighing scale used for tax collection. Today, it is a bustling area that blends historical landmarks with modern urban life.
