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Gwalior CCTV Shows Alleged Axe Attack Killing Stray Dog
A man in Gwalior allegedly attacked two stray dogs with an axe.
One dog died, and the other was badly hurt.
A camera recorded what happened.
The video was shared widely online.
People nearby said they were frightened by the attack.
They also said the man threatened people who tried to stop him.
A resident filed a complaint with the police.
Police are checking the video and investigating the incident.
A local youth allegedly attacked two stray dogs with an axe in Gwalior’s PHE Colony.
One dog died from multiple injuries, while another was critically injured and escaped.
The incident was captured on CCTV and later circulated on social media.
Residents said the accused threatened bystanders who tried to intervene.
A complaint was filed at Hazira police station, and police are reviewing evidence.
- Who
- The accused was identified by locals as Omi Jatav; Narendra Ahirwar filed the complaint.
- What
- Two stray dogs were allegedly attacked with an axe; one died and another was injured.
- Where
- PHE Colony in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, under Hazira police station jurisdiction.
- When
- The article does not specify when the incident occurred.
- Why
- No motive was stated; the attack was described by the complainant as sudden and unprovoked.
Key facts
- Location
- PHE Colony, Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh
- Police jurisdiction
- Hazira police station
- Animal casualties
- One dog died and another was injured
- Weapon
- A sharp axe
- Evidence
- Nearby CCTV footage circulated on social media
- Complainant
- Narendra Ahirwar
- Investigation status
- Police have initiated legal proceedings and are reviewing evidence
Sources
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