It seems that Ahmedabad has slowly become a center of commerce for slaughter of cows for beef. Although the trade and cow slaughter is banned and punishable as a law recently introduced, the cows in the city through different routes, and without fear.

According to the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), the cows in the city by different routes, and a series of new border crossings has increased in recent times, some vehicles were Gau-Rakshaks these paths during the patrol. “Such a point of contact for the Ahmedabad-Vadodara express highway, which is widely used in the horse-traffickers,” said Ashok Sharma, vice president of the VHP in Ahmedabad.

VHP workers have kept close watch on the main roads leading to Ahmedabad to take the cows imported from other parts of Gujarat. “Other routes include the kalolo-Adalaj Highway, Sarkhej-Pirana road, and through Chiloda Nana,” said Sharma. In addition to these routes, the cows are illegally brought into the city has found a new path.

“Now, many vehicles come through the realization of cattle Kathlal Mahemdavad of the road. These vehicles are of Godhra and other parts of Panchmahals,” said Sharma. City police seized three vehicles carrying 40 cows in Godhra last week. Primary research revealed that all mini-trucks Godhra, and entered the city by highway or Mahemdavad Kathlal.

According Nagjir Desai, leader maldhari, traffickers are now using the road from Godhra livestock transport in the city as police presence is at least on this road. “It can cost the most of the offense to come through Godhra, but it is the safest way available to them,” said Desai.

After entering the city, these cows dump vehicles in places where the illegal slaughter of cattle is widespread. “These areas are Juhapura, Sarkhej, Mirzapur, Dariapur, Dani Limda, Gomtipur and Bapunagar,” said Sharma. He said the cows captured or bought from places like Godhra, Dees, Palanpur, Radhanpur and villages in the north and Gujarat then transported to the city to be slaughtered.