Stray Canine: Police rescue six strays tied in sacks from being thrown off bridge | Bhopal Information

BHOPAL: Police have registered a case in opposition to two males who tied up six stray canines, stuffed them into sacks and have been going to drown them in a river in MP’s Satna. Police took motion on Friday evening after a video popped up on social media.
The video exhibits a gaggle of males rescuing the canines on a rainswept bridge. They pull the strays out of sacks, untie the ropes that tie their muzzles and limbs and set them free.
Police say the accused — Nandu Banshkar and Pradeep Banshkar – deliberate to throw the canines off the bridge into the swollen Satna river.
In response to sources, Nandu and Pradeep drove to the bridge on Satna-Maihar street in an e-rickshaw round 11am on Friday.
Native residents Parimal Tripathi and Brijesh Yadav have been driving by on a motorbike after they heard muffled noises coming from half a dozen sacks that have been on the automobile. No matter was within the sacks was squirming about.
They stopped and questioned the e-rickshaw driver, who was evasive. Suspecting one thing, they opened one of many sacks and located a trussed-up canine. They rescued all six canines and took a video, which was uploaded on social media.
“The accused had introduced six canines. They’ve stated that they have been aggravated by strays of their Bajraha Tola locality and have been scared that the animals may hurt residents, so that they tried to take an excessive step,” Satna SP Ashutosh Gupta stated.
Police registered a case in opposition to Nandu and Pradeep underneath Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act and BNS.

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