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Breaking: BJP MLA Nand Kishor Gurjar Sparks Row with Threatening Remark on Cow Protection

A major political controversy has erupted after BJP MLA Nand Kishor Gurjar made a highly provocative statement regarding cow protection. Speaking at a local event, the MLA said that if anyone harms a cow, he and his supporters would “punish the person on the spot” and would not wait for police action. He further added that they were prepared to “take a life” in order to protect cows, a comment that has raised serious concerns and triggered widespread criticism. The remarks have been circulating rapidly across social media, with opposition leaders accusing the MLA of promoting vigilantism and undermining the law-and-order system. Critics argue that such statements could encourage mob violence and weaken public faith in institutional justice. Legal experts have also pointed out that taking the law into one’s own hands is a criminal offence, regardless of the cause. They emphasized that issues related to cow protection must be handled strictly through legal processes. As the controversy grows, neither the MLA nor the BJP has issued an official clarification yet. Meanwhile, police officials have stated that they are aware of the viral video and will examine the matter to determine whether any legal action is warranted. The statement has now become a significant flashpoint in ongoing political debates around law enforcement and community protection.

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