Police have registered a case against the accused for cruelty to stray dogs in Thane, Maharashtra. Police have registered a case against a person for killing stray dogs in Thane, Maharashtra, officials said on Saturday.
According to the news agency, the police said the incident took place in Mogarpada in Ghodbunder district on Thursday. The youth brutally beat the dog, causing its death. A social worker filed an FIR against the accused at the police station.
According to her complaint, “the accused Gokul Toor brutally beat the dog with a belt causing severe injuries.” The dog was taken to a different veterinary hospital but died during treatment on Friday afternoon.
He said police then registered a case under Section 325 (killing or maiming animals) of the Indian Judicial Code and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
A similar case took place in Goa two weeks ago.
Let us tell you that just two weeks ago, a similar case was discovered in Goa. In Goa, a dog was tied to a two-wheeler and dragged for several kilometers. In this case, the police arrested the accused youth.
The information was provided by a senior official. The official said that Ashok Panhalkar, who was living in Khorlim in Mapusa district, hailed from Belgaum in Karnataka. A case was registered against him under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
Follow us On Social Media Google News and Twitter/X