Hindu leaders and monks in orange robes called today on the RSPCA headquarters at Horsham, West Sussex to serve a legal notice proposing to sue the RSPCA over trespass to land and goods, in relation to the highly emotive killing of the temple cow, Gangotri at Bhaktivedanta Manor temple, Watford.

Peter Ainsworth MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and Shailesh Vara MP, Shadow Deputy Leader of the House of Commons visit Bhaktivedanta Manor to see the spot where Gangotri was killed.

Canon Guy Wilkinson, the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Secretary for inter Faith relations, visited Bhaktivedanta Manor on 19th April to discuss the case surrounding the killing of Gangotri.

Gauri Das reports from India as the remainder of Gangotri’s ashes are sprinkled into the river Yamuna at the holy town of Vrndavan - the land of Krishna’s cows.

Rev Richard Leslie of St Michael’s Vicarage, Borehamwood, publicly questions the role of the RSPCA in the killing of Gangotri.

Author and broadcaster Krishna Dharma Das shares his views on the killing of Gangotri.

A delegation of saffron-robed Hindu monks marched on the RSPCA’s headquarters today to serve legal papers over the charity’s slaughter of one of their sacred cows.
Gangotri, a 13-year-old Belgian Blue-Jersey cross, was put down by the RSPCA on December 13 last year in what the charity called a mercy killing of an animal in severe […]

Hindu monks are to sue the RSPCA in protest over the killing of a sacred cow. A group of monks from Bhaktivedanta Manor Hindu temple, in Hertfordshire, yesterday served legal papers on the animal welfare charity for trespassing when they put down the temple’s sacred cow Gangotri on 13 December last year.
Gauri das, temple president […]

Video footage of the protest outside Parliament and DEFRA two months to the day after the killing of Gangotri.

An eyewitness account of the killing of Gangotri, along with news footage and comments from Bhaktivedanta Manor temple leader, Gauri Das.