From West Delhi’s Kirti Nagar, a heart breaking video has gained intense attention online after it showed a woman repeatedly slapping a security guard outside a police station over the alleged killing of a stray dog.
The disturbing incident happened on May 9, outside Kirti Nagar Police Station. In the viral video, animal welfare activist Jasmeet Kaur Arora is seen slapping a uniformed security guard with her slipper while police personnel stand beside her.
Police sources and witnesses say the argument happened after reports alleged that the guard had beaten a stray dog with a stick or an iron rod. The animal was taken to a private veterinary hospital, and was declared dead inside the hospital.
However the Police say that the veterinary hospital has not yet confirmed the cause of death through an official statement.
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🚨Humanity-Less Delhi : When a Dog is More Valuable Than a Poor Man
A video is circulating showing a woman beating a poor security guard in broad daylight, right outside a police chowki in Kirti Nagar, Delhi.
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Did the Person Beat the Dog to Death?
Delhi Police said that they have received a complaint over alleged assault of a stray dog and are investigating the circumstances under which the alleged incident took place.
Some reports say that the guard took action after the stray dog bit a passerby there. He tried to chase the dog away with a stick.
So far, no FIR has been registered against the guard or the woman who were seen assaulting him in video.
Shocking Viral Video Divided Internet
Video has divided social media. Some users posted positive comments towards Arora for putting an end to alleged animal cruelty. Others said she deserved to be slapped for assaulting the person in self-defence and taking law into her own hands.
Others also asked why police officers present did not intervene in the incident. Delhi Police said action may be taken on a formal complaint or suo motu cognisance of the issue.
