Archive · 11 Jun 2025
Five Monkeys Found Dead in Bareilly, Police Investigating
Five monkeys were found dead in a market area.
The police are investigating what happened.
The monkeys didn't die from poison, but had serious injuries.
It's a mystery how they got hurt, and the police are trying to find out who did it.
Animal welfare groups want those responsible to be punished.
Some local people had previously complained about the monkeys causing problems.
The police are checking cameras and talking to people who live nearby to solve the case.
Five monkeys were found dead in the Qila rice market area of Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh.
Police ruled out poisoning as the cause of death based on the post-mortem report.
The post-mortem revealed serious injuries, fractured bones, and internal organ damage.
Police are reviewing CCTV footage and questioning locals to identify those responsible.
An animal welfare organization has demanded action, and the Forest Department is involved.
- Who
- Five monkeys, Qila police, Forest Department, and People for Animals (PFA)
- What
- Five monkeys were found dead with injuries, triggering police investigation.
- When
- Monday (incident occurred); Tuesday (police statement)
- Where
- Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India
- Why
- Unclear; investigation ongoing to determine the cause of the injuries and identify those responsible.
Community Concerns
Action Against Culprits
Action and Accountability
Community Concerns
Local residents and traders had previously complained about the monkeys causing damage to property.
Action Against Culprits
Animal welfare organizations demand strict action against those responsible for the monkeys' deaths.
- Number of Monkeys Found Dead
- Five
- Cause of Death
- Serious injuries, fractured bones, internal organ damage
- Location of Incident
- Qila Police Station
- Cause of Injuries
- Under investigation
- Animal Welfare Organization Involved
- People for Animals (PFA)