Cows | Karnataka farmer complains to police about his cows not giving milk

A farmer from the Shivamogga district in Karnataka has complained to the police about four of his cows. He alleged that they were not giving milk even after he took them for grazing.

-A Karnataka farmer complained to the cops about his cows not giving milk.
-He said that he took them for grazing twice in a day.
-He wanted the cops to convince the cows to give milk.

In an unusual case reported from a village in Karnataka, a farmer has approached the police alleging that his four cows are not giving milk.

The farmer named Ramaiah, who hails from Sidlipura village in Bhadravati taluk of Shivamogga district, asked the cops at Holehonnur police station to file a complaint against his cows. He alleged that the cows were not giving milk despite being provided fodder.

In his complaint, the farmer said that he takes the cows for grazing every day from 8:00 am to 11:00 am and from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

“But they are not giving milk for the last four days. So, police must convince them to give milk,” he told the Deccan Herald.

Meanwhile, the police said that such a bizarre complaint cannot be registered. “We have convinced the farmer about this,” they said.

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