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Gurgaon: Carcass of 12 puppies with heads smashed found, FIR lodged

NGO president says heads of the 12 dogs were smashed with stones and buried in the vacant plots.

Published on: Mar 17, 2018, 10:33:12 IST
Press Trust of India, Gurgaon | By
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On the complaint of an NGO, Gurgaon police registered an FIR against unknown people for allegedly killing 12 puppies and burying them in a vacant plots in DLF phase one area here, the police said on Friday.

A resident of DLF phase one contacted the NGO on March 13 about disappearance of the puppies she used to feed daily. (HT Photo/ Representative Purpose)
A resident of DLF phase one contacted the NGO on March 13 about disappearance of the puppies she used to feed daily. (HT Photo/ Representative Purpose)

According to the police, the incident came to light after a resident of DLF phase one contacted the NGO on March 13 about disappearance of the puppies she used to feed daily.

Amita Singh, the president of NGO -- Walk for Animal Habitat -- said heads of the 12 dogs were smashed with stones and buried in the vacant plots.

“We found bricks from the place and which were probably used to smash their heads,” Singh said.

According to Khatri, “On March 13, I could not find the puppies. I searched the entire locality and found carcass of a puppy half buried in a vacant plot. Later, we found more puppies buried adjacent to that place.”

A senior police official said, “An FIR under Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act and relevant sections of IPC has been registered against unknown persons. Investigation is underway.”

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