meerut jyoti singh 24 who left a cushy corporate job in gurgaon to do organic farming in her bulandshahr village hasnt been able to find a single transporter for more than three weeks now to take her dying cow moni to a vet the cow injured in a leg needs to go to a hospital in bareilly for expert treatment but such is the fear of rampaging gau rakshaks that despite several and repeated attempts she has just not been able to get any driver brave enough to make that journey out of sheer fear of cow vigilantes no transporter is willing to risk taking the injured cow to a hospital time is running out for moni as she cannot move at all if anything happens to her the government will be responsiblerdquo a tearful jyoti said she added that out of sheer frustration and helplessness she sent 114 tweets to relevant officials and elected representatives including prime minister narendra modi chief minister yogi adityanath and the district magistrate but to no avail ldquothe vigilantes donrsquot spare even officials of the department of animal husbandry and assault them brutallyrdquo said jyotirsquos father ranbir singh a retired junior commissioned officer jco of the army jyoti did her mba from indian institute of management technology greater noida and was working with computer giant dell in gurgaon as operations manager before she left the corporate world in september to do organic farming at her native village jarauli in bulandshahr she said she chose this after a recent trip to what she calls one of uprsquos many ldquodark spotsrdquo moni is dying and i cant do anything about it because of the way things are in up said jyoti who lives with her family at lala mohammadpur on the outskirts of meerut city on september 28 shortly after jyoti quit dell her family cow broke its leg after a fall and has been lying on the ground ever since jyoti and her parents face a torrid time shifting the animal to prevent sores on its body ldquoall this socalled love shown to the holy cow is just political theatre none of them really care about the animal the officials i met were surprised about my concern for moni they pointed out the animal was already insured this is unbelievablerdquo jyoti said on saturday after repeated requests to a small truck driver moni was taken to a local private veterinary centre with the help of an ngo where xrays of dogs are conducted because of monirsquos size the xray could not be done on november 2 a team of government veterinary doctors visited her house but showed helplessness beyond advising her to take the cow to indian veterinary research institute ivri at bareilly meerut deputy chief veterinary officer pramod kumar said ldquothere appears to be a fracture in the hip bone of the cow we do not have the required equipment or a vehicle so we canrsquot do muchrdquo he did not comment on the