A 55-year-old woman named Razia died after a police raid at her home in Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh, following allegations of beef storage, which turned out to be unfounded. Her family claims that the police entered aggressively and misbehaved, causing Razia to suffer a panic attack, leading to her collapse and subsequent death en route to the hospital. The police superintendent acknowledged the absence of any objectionable material during the raid and has ordered an inquiry into the actions of the officers and the informer who provided the tip-off. Local MLA Manoj Kumar Paras condemned the incident, demanding accountability for the police's behavior. While police officials assert that Razia's death was due to her asthma condition, the incident has sparked outrage in the community, emphasizing the broader implications of anti-cow slaughter laws and their enforcement. The inquiry aims to determine the police's conduct and the legitimacy of the initial claims against Razia's family.