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PTI, Jun 26, 2024, 10:11 AM IST
Police have arrested two persons in connection with the theft of cows in front of a hotel in Shirur village under Byndoor police station limits.
The arrested are identified as Abdul Samad (27) and Abdul Rehman (25), residents of Kodi, Kundapura. They were apprehended near Koteswara-Haladi Road. The police seized two cars, valued at around Rs 9 lakhs, a mobile phone, and a knife from their possession.
A team of police personnel under the guidance of Udupi District Superintendent of Police Dr. Arun K carried out the operation.
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