Indians treat dogs and cats like mosquitoes. They neither fear law nor God.
In Guwahati, Assam a shopkeeper has brutally beaten a cat and hit her eyes with a stick. It seems the cat bit someone so to teach her a lesson he did this to her. Just watch the video to see the devil in human form.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3084759454983579&id=100003486640000
This incident took place in August 2020 in a residential society in greater Noida, Uttar pradesh but it seems the men who beat up the small pup have not been punished. Just watch how these goons have tied a rope round the neck of the pup and then dragged him and beat him up with sticks.
These are human monsters who should ideally be behind bars. To watch the video kindly go on the link below:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/355493465008889/permalink/763737274184504/
A pup in Pitampura, Delhi has been found whose one eye has popped out. The rescuer feels that this is a case of human cruelty. Kindly go on the following link to watch the pain and trauma of the pup:
https://www.facebook.com/607025806345708/posts/1212424249139191/
Stray dogs cannot be stopped from entering public parks especially if it happens to be his territory. Also pet dogs too cannot be stoped from entering the parks but the pet owner may be requested to take care of the dog's poop. But keeping all this aside the RWA (resident welfare association) of a colony in East Delhi have put up boards in public parks which were once managed by the MCD alone (Municipal Corporation of Delhi) but it seems now have been handed over to the self proclaimed rulers of the colony. The board clearly says that the park is the property of the East Delhi Municipal.Corporation, Shahadra region. It says several.things and at last it says that dogs cannot be brought to the park for walks. The order for this has been given by the Director of the Park and the RWA of the colony ( pic in the post). This order may have been for pet dogs but that too cannot be done. They cannot stop any dog from entering the parks.
The reporter and the caregiver Shanti (M-+918929307936) find these boards highly objectionable but doesn't know what to do.
The EDMC and the AWBI should take action against such such RWAs and the Director of such parks who have unnecessarily created a negative mindset for dogs in the minds of the residents.
This is what happens when power comes in wrong hands. The undeserving. In the name of swachhta (cleanliness) these RWAs target the dogs. Because they can't take any action against their priced human voters who openly throw filth and rubbish in the colony.
Public parks should remain with the Governmnt. MCD alone should be the caretaker of these parks and sole authority to issue any order. This is what happens when in the name of decentralisation power comes in wrong hands. The RWAs have actually misguided the residents and spread venom against dogs and are still doing......they need to be stopped.