Cops register FIR against a Dog
In Uttar Pradesh's Bulandshahr district, police have registered a case against a stray dog for biting a retired sub-inspector of Delhi Police Vijay Singh on February 13. A case has been registered under section 289 (negligent conduct with respect to animal) of the Indian Penal Code at Gulaothi Police Station, Circle Officer Shailendra Singh Rathore said. The retired cop had lodged a complaint that was bitten by a stray dog, he said.
The police report mentions "Abhiyukt Kuttey Hain" (the accused is a dog). Investigations are on, the circle officer had said. However, later speaking to TOI, Superintendent of Police, Bulandshahr, Umesh Kumar Singh, clarified and said, "The dogs have not been made accused, rather it is the owner of the dogs, who has been made the accused." Four persons, including a woman, were killed in August 2013 while four others suffered critical injuries in a group clash following a dispute over a pet dog excreting outside a house in Baghpat district.
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