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Eight-year-old boy attacked by pitbull

Updated At : 02:10 PM Feb 27, 2019 IST

Ritik, The victim

Jalandhar, February 26

A pitbull attacked an eight-year-old boy, Ritik of Guru Nagar, on Monday. Saroop Singh, father of the victim, complained about the matter to the police. He said Ritik was playing outside his home when the dog attacked him. He got injuries on his head and arm. Singh alleged that the owner of the canine was responsible for the tragedy. — TNS

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