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Moga man kills neighbour's pet

Faridkot: A man has been booked for allegedly killing a pet dog of a neighbour after it barked at him in Moga. As per the complaint by one Gulshan Kumar, he used to take a stroll with his pet dogs...

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Updated At : 11:26 AM Jul 15, 2024 IST

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Faridkot: A man has been booked for allegedly killing a pet dog of a neighbour after it barked at him in Moga. As per the complaint by one Gulshan Kumar, he used to take a stroll with his pet dogs every morning and these used to bark at passersby.

It is alleged that irked by the dogs’ barking, Mickel, alias Honey, ran his car over one of the dogs, killing it on the spot.

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