Viral audio reveals youth admitting to cow slaughter and beef distribution in Aklera, Rajasthan
Aklera, Rajasthan, India 
28 May, 2025
Case Summary
In Aklera, Rajasthan, an audio clip related to cow slaughter and beef became viral on social media. Under the leadership of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal, members of the entire Hindu community submitted a memorandum to the SDM and Circle Officer. The memorandum stated that an audio clip related to cow slaughter and beef has gone viral on social media in the Kamkheda police station area. In this audio, a young man can be heard admitting to cutting beef and sending it. The delegation stated that the audio clearly indicates that cow slaughter is taking place in the area, and beef is also being consumed. This has sparked outrage among cow protectors and the Hindu community. The memorandum demanded strict action against the culprits. The delegation also demanded an immediate investigation into the incident and bulldozer action. They warned that cow slaughter will not be tolerated.
Why it is Hate Crime ?
The cow is considered sacred in the Hindu religion. Often, cows are slaughtered by non-Hindu perpetrators as a mark of insult to the Hindu faith. There have been several documented cases throughout history where cow slaughter is used as a method to insult the Hindu faith, convert Hindus (by force-feeding beef) and desecrate temples. In all cases of cow slaughter, there is a suspicion of religious animosity against Hindus working as a motivating factor, however, in the absence of any concrete indication, this case is being categorised as Undecided. If more details emerge, it would be added to the Hate Crime Database. Disclaimer: It is important to clarify that the report does not specify the exact date on which the crime occurred. Therefore, for documentation purposes, we have recorded the date based on when the incident was reported in the media.
Case Status
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