Doda, Jammu and Kashmir – Authorities have arrested three individuals in connection with an alleged sacrilegious act that took place in Sarsi village, Doda district. The Jammu and Kashmir Police made the arrests on Thursday, following reports of the incident that occurred late Wednesday night.
According to officials, the incident involved the alleged killing of a bovine animal, which triggered protests by local residents. Prompted by the public outcry, police took swift action, registering a First Information Report (FIR) at the Doda police station under relevant sections of the law.
"An FIR under relevant sections of law stands registered at Police Station Doda and investigation has been initiated," police said in an official statement.
The three accused were quickly identified and taken into custody. Authorities have initiated an investigation into the matter, and further details are expected to emerge as the probe progresses. The police have also warned against any actions that could disrupt communal peace.
The incident occurred in Sarsi village, an area known for its cultural and religious significance. Law enforcement officials are currently investigating the full circumstances surrounding the act. The arrests and ongoing investigation underscore the sensitivity of religious and cultural issues in the region and the importance of maintaining communal harmony.
