Vellore: A 43-year-old man from Haryana, who often flew to Bengalaru and other cities in the southern countries to steal livestock and sell it to the slaughterhouse, arrested in the Vellore district in Tamil Nadu on Monday.
The arrest has been identified as Jamalpur Village in Bhiwani district in Haryana.
The police recovered a cow and confiscated around Rs 70,000 and mini trucks with fake Andhra Pradesh registration numbers from their ownership.
The police said Razak, 50, who raised livestock in the confepted, filed a complaint stating that one of his breeds was lost on Saturday.
The police registered the case and began an investigation.
A police team about checking a routine vehicle at the Pernampet and V Kotta Road Junction on Monday morning to see a mini truck carrying a cow.
The team intercepted vehicles and on the question of finding that the vehicle carried a fake AP registration number.
The police held the driver.
In the interrogation, the driver, who identified himself as Judge of Haryana, claimed to often fly to Bengalaru and other South cities and steal livestock and sell it to a slaughterhouse for the past few years.
He lived in South India for several months and flew back to his original place.
After a few months staying at home, he will return to a flight to South India to steal livestock.
The police registered a case against him.
He was returned in judicial custody.
Men fly to southern cities to steal livestock
