»PETA Announces Rs 50,000 Reward to Identify Accused Who ‘Burnt’ Nine Puppies in MP s Mandsaur
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PETA Announces Rs 50,000 Reward to Identify Accused Who ‘Burnt’ Nine Puppies in MP s Mandsaur
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The complainant had claimed that nine puppies were charred to death in a fire and the police had lodged a case under section 429 of the Indian Penal Code.
People of Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has announced a reward of Rs 50,000 for anyone who provides information of those responsible for charring nine puppies to death in Madhya Pradesh’s Mandsaur.
The incident was reported on Friday and a case against an unknown person was lodged on Sunday. There are no leads about the perpetrators as of now, the police said.
Videos shared on social media showed participants carrying saffron flags and raising slogans surrounding the mosque. File photo
Five people were arrested in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh on Wednesday for attempting to damage a mosque in Dorana village of district Mandsaur a day earlier, Indian media reported.
According to Indian publication
The Print, the incident occurred when people from right-wing organisations took out a rally in the village to inform residents about a fund for the Ram Temple in Ayodhya being built on the ruins of the Babri Mosque destroyed by a mob in 1992.
Videos shared on social media showed participants carrying saffron flags and raising slogans surrounding the mosque. Some of the participants also climbed atop the mosque.