CCTV footage shows 3 men brutally killing stray dog

NEW DELHI: A video grab from a CCTV camera in Vasant Vihar area of south Delhi has recorded a cruel footage in which three young men were seen crushing the head of a sleeping stray dog with stones on Tuesday and later carrying it away after stuffing it into a polybag.

The incident was recorded in the intervening night of August 14 and 15 at around 4 am.

The sleeping dog was attacked by three men who first spotted the dog.

They later were seen silently creeping towards the dog to not to wake it up.

The men were seen carring big stones in their hands while one kept a watch on the lane.

In next few minutes started the heart wrenching video where they were seen aiming the head of the sleeping dog to kill him on the spot.

They brutally and repeatedly attacked the dog with big stones.

The CCTV grab showed that the dog bled to death in three shots by the men.

Later, they were seen carrying the dog to a smaller and darker lane away from the street light where it was killed.

Soon, all three dispersed and later re-emerged with a poly bag in their hand.

In the next part of the video, the men were seen to be alerted by their ‘spotter’ sitting at the end of the lane.

A girl was seen coming inside the lane and the boys dispersed. The girl seemed to be suspicious of their acts and turned and looked at them before she vanished from the CCTV frame.

Just after the girl was gone, the boys rushed towards the lane where they kept the dead dog and stuffed it into the polybag.

After the shocking video went viral on social media, the cops swung into action and an FIR was registered.

“In the matter of killing of a stray dog under section 428 IPC and Section 11 of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal Act 1960 is registered,” said Chinmoy Biswal, Additional DCP South.

However, no arrests have been made so far. NEW DELHI: A 17-year-old student of Kendriya Vidyalaya died on Thursday after he fell unconscious in a school assembly in New Delhi’s Gole Market area.

Police said that initial investigation suggests no foul play in the incident.

The deceased was identified as Sonu, a native of Bihar, lived with his family in Railway Colony area in Kishanganj and his father works in Northern Railway whereas his mother is a housewife. Sonu was studying in class XI.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (New Delhi) Braja Kishore Singh stated that on Thursday the boy in morning school assembly fell unconscious and was rushed to the hospital where doctor declared him brought dead.

After getting the information, police team rushed to the spot and started their investigation.

“Initial investigation suggests no foul play but we are waiting for the postmortem report which will clear the reason behind the death. The inquest proceeding is being conducted by area police,” said Singh.

Talking to Millennium Post, Sonu’s uncle Saroj Kumar stated that the boy had no health issues and like every day, he went to the school.

“He was fit and was not taking any medicine we have doctors in our colony who do regular checkups if Sonu had any problem doctors had informed us,” said Kumar.

The family received a call at around 7:30 am from the school that Sonu fell unconscious.

The family members visited the hospital where they came to know about Sonu’s death.

Kumar further added that when they saw the dead body they found some teeths were broken and there was blood in the nose.

“He wanted to become an engineer and was studying for his dream but now he is not with us we will miss him. He was the only child of his parent,” said Kumar, adding Sonu never had any personal enmity with anyone. NEW DELHI: In a major relief to South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC), the long pending dispute between the civic body and the Indian Air Force (IAF) over payment of service charge for municipal services has been resolved by the intervention of Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs.

According to sources, Housing Secretary Durga Shanker Mishra took the lead and discussed the issue in detail with both the sides and settled the matter.

For various municipal services being provided by it, SDMC has claimed 75 per cent of property tax as service charge in respect of five Air Force stations in Delhi area at Tuglakabad, Rajokri, Arjan Nagar, Dhasna and Bani camp. With IAF disputing this claim, service charge claims have remained unpaid since 2004. The issue between both the stakeholders was the percentage of the service charge to be paid as IAF was ready to pay only 33 per cent.

According to the sources, Mishra heard the arguments of both the sides in the context of the judgement of the Supreme Court in the matter of payment of service charge.

“On detailed consideration of various aspects, Mishra opined that IAF should pay 50 per cent service charge to which both the sides agreed and the IAF agreed to pay the revised charges at the earliest,” the sources said.