Jyoti Saxena concerned about cruelty against animals

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Updated At : 01:16 PM Sep 29, 2021 IST

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With the increasing cases of violence against animals, actress Jyoti Saxena recently showed her concerns. Jyoti says, “Videos of hitting and throwing stray dogs into rivers are really heart-wrenching. Even if anyone tries to bring about a change, it’s not taken that seriously because human cruelty assumes greater importance.”

She added, “Social media plays a huge role in bringing changes. The world is changing and becoming sensitive towards this topic which is a good sign.”

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