Telangana Shocker: Nearly 100 Stray Dogs Allegedly Poisoned To Death In Mancherial District
· Free Press Journal
Hyderabad, Mar 14: In yet another incident of stray dog killings, nearly 100 canines were allegedly "poisoned to death" in Mancherial district, police said.
An animal welfare activist, A Goutham, in a complaint to police, stated that on the intervening night of March 7–8 around 100 stray dogs were killed in Kishtapur village.
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Complaint filed by animal welfare activist
The complainant, working as Cruelty Prevention Manager with the Stray Animal Foundation of India (NGO), accused that the Sarpanch and Gram Panchayat Secretary of Kishtapur village hired two persons and killed the stray dogs by giving poisonous injections and buried them near a river.
Based on the complaint, a case was registered under relevant sections of the BNS and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act at Jannaram Police Station against the Sarpanch and Gram Panchayat, police said, adding that further investigation is on.
Similar incidents reported earlier
Several incidents of mass killings of stray dogs were reported from different districts in Telangana in January this year and December last year, taking the toll to 1,300, following which cases were registered against Sarpanchs, their husbands, Gram Panchayat Secretaries and others based on complaints lodged by animal welfare activists.
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