Dog beaten to death in Ludhiana

Sahnewal, April 12 A dog was tied up and beaten to death by some residents of Garden Colony here yesterday. A case has been registered at the Sahnewal police station against the suspects on the statement of the president of...

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Updated At : 01:32 PM Apr 13, 2023 IST

Sahnewal, April 12

A dog was tied up and beaten to death by some residents of Garden Colony here yesterday.

A case has been registered at the Sahnewal police station against the suspects on the statement of the president of an organisation working for animal welfare.

According to the complainant, Mani Singh, president of Help for Animals Organisation and member of People for Animals Organisation, Baljinder Kaur of Garden Colony, Sahnewal, called him and informed that Harinder Singh, a resident of the colony, VK Khurana, Devinder, Sukhdev Singh, Vikramjeet Singh and some unidentified people tied up a dog in her colony and beaten it to death.

When Mani visited the spot after receiving the complaint, he found blood of the animal in the street and Harinder was taking the carcass of the dog to some unknown spot.

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