Reward of Rs 1100 on Bhopal Mayor: Municipal Corporation Leader of Opposition said – Terror of dogs in the city, Malti Rai missing
In Bhopal, a 7 month old child was bitten to death by dogs. The matter came to a head when the child’s body was taken out and post-mortem was done on Saturday.
Municipal Corporation Leader of Opposition Shabista Zaki has announced a reward of Rs 1100 on Mayor Malti Rai. He says there is a terror of stray dogs, and the mayor is missing. They are beyond the reach of common people. I will give a reward of Rs 1100 to whoever finds them.
At the same time, National Commission for Protection of Child Rights Chairman Priyank Kanungo has also made strict comments regarding the matter. Said- This incident is heart-wrenching. The officers are responsible in this, because they are the ones who are accountable. Therefore, notice is being given to the concerned authorities.
The police took out the child’s body from the crematorium. Post mortem will be done.
Collector gave instructions to catch street dogs.
Collector Kaushalendra Vikram Singh informed Corporation Commissioner Frank Noble A. Had a meeting with in the Collectorate. He has given strict instructions to catch street dogs. Asked to start the campaign from today itself. Collector Singh said, this is a sensitive and sad matter. Immediate action has been taken on this. Instructions have been given for FIR. Everyone’s statements have been made. The campaign to catch street dogs has started.
After the incident, when the Municipal Corporation team came to catch the dogs, people expressed anger over the incident.
After the incident, when the Municipal Corporation team came to catch the dogs, people expressed anger over the incident.
Crores spent in catching dogs, but proved ineffective.
In the last 3-4 years, there have been many major incidents of dog bites in the capital, while every year approximately Rs 1 crore is spent on sterilization. Still, the number of dogs is increasing in the city. Currently there are more than 1.25 lakh street dogs. These dogs have become aggressive in cold. They also run after passers-by to bite them.
In the state capital, dogs are mostly preying on children. In August-22, a seven-year-old girl was scratched by a dog in Banshkhedi area. His eyes and mouth were badly injured. Three days before this, his elder sister was also bitten by a dog. The girl remained admitted in the hospital for about 15 days.
An incident has also taken place in Ashoka Garden near E-6 Vardhman Green Park. Here a 6 year old innocent girl who was playing outside the house was scratched by dogs.
In Bagh Sevaniya area too, a four year old girl was attacked by 5 stray dogs. The girl had deep wounds on her head, ears and hands. Along with the face, there were injuries on the stomach, waist and shoulders.
