Cow injured in Muzaffargarh as unknown attackers cut tongue

A disturbing case of animal cruelty has emerged from Muzaffargarh, where unidentified individuals allegedly mutilated a cow by cutting its tongue with a sharp object.

According to police, the incident took place in the Langer Sarai area, where locals discovered the injured animal in severe distress. Authorities said the attackers used a sharp-edged tool to carry out the act, leaving the cow unable to eat or drink properly.

Officials from the livestock department confirmed the injury and stated that the cow’s condition remains critical, as it is now unable to consume fodder due to the damage caused to its tongue. Veterinary teams are reportedly providing treatment and monitoring the animal’s recovery.

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The owner of the cow has filed a formal complaint with the police, urging authorities to identify and take action against those responsible. He claimed that this was not the first such incident, alleging that unknown individuals had previously harmed his goats as well.

Police have initiated an investigation into the matter and are collecting evidence to trace the suspects. However, no arrests have been made so far.

The incident has raised serious concerns among residents and animal welfare advocates, who are calling for stricter enforcement of laws against animal cruelty. Similar cases have been reported in other parts of the country in the past, including instances where livestock were deliberately injured or mutilated.

Experts stress that such acts not only reflect extreme cruelty but also pose broader concerns about law and order in rural communities. They have urged authorities to ensure swift justice and implement preventive measures to stop such incidents from recurring.

The case has sparked outrage locally, with calls for accountability and stronger protections for animals.