Press Release: Hindus to sue RSPCA for death of the sacred cow Gangotri
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.
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