Dharamshala, Oct. 17 -- Police have arrested four accused in a cow slaughter case in Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh, officials said on Friday. A police team of Sadar police station raided the area late Thursday night and arrested the accused. The police are interrogating them and investigating other aspects of the case. According to police, a first information report (FIR) was registered by Chamba police on Tuesday under Section 8 of the Himachal Pradesh Prohibition of Cow Slaughter Act, 1979, after the remains of a cow were found in a forest in the Sillaghrat area. During an inspection of the spot, the cow's hide, tail, part of a leg, bloodstains and a piece of wood bearing marks of cuts made with a sharp-edged weapon were found. According to police, the case had been under investigation since cattle remains were discovered in the area. The incident sparked outrage among local residents, who demanded strict action against those involved. On Wednesday, activists of Hindu organisations and other residents had protested at Chamba town's main market.htc...