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Animal Cruelty India: Imagine the horrific frustration and inhumanity spreading in the city, as a man beat a stray dog to death for running away with bag containing mutton

Imagine the horrific frustration and inhumanity spreading in the city, as a man beat a stray dog to death for running away with bag containing mutton!
The man was detained by the cops after a complaint was raised against the inhuman act by animal activists in the city.
The man chased the dog after it snatched a bag of mutton and was trying to run away, police said on Monday.
The dog entered the house of Jagdish Chauhan alias Thakur (40) on Sunday and escaped with a bag of mutton kept for cooking in the morning, Vijay Nagar police station in-charge Tehzeeb Qazi said.
Chauhan chased the animal with a stick and beat it to death, Qazi said.
The man was booked under Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act and IPC provisions on the complaint of People for Animals Indore unit president Priyanshu Jain.
Animal lovers Hritik and Kartik had noted the incident in Ram Nagar ground and further reported to unit president for registering the complaint.
“It’s heart breaking to see how inhuman people have become, especially considering it’s natural for a starved person/animal to become desperate for food,” Jain said.
She added that while people are not acting decently and crimes are on rise in the city, how come animals are expected to understand civilised behaviour!

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