Tamil Nadu, 16 February (H.S.)

In a shocking incident, several dogs were found tied up and abandoned at the DLF IT Park in Chennai. The dogs were discovered by a job seeker who alerted the Blue Cross of India, an animal welfare organization. According to eyewitnesses, the dogs were tied up with ropes and left near the entrance of the IT park. The dogs appeared to be in distress and were struggling to free themselves.

The Blue Cross of India team rushed to the spot and rescued the dogs. They were provided with food, water, and medical attention. It's heartbreaking to see animals being abandoned like this, said a representative for the Blue Cross of India. Further he added ,We urge people to adopt pets responsibly and not abandon them when they are no longer needed. : https://www.instagram.com/blue_cross_rescues/reel/DGGOVI4B3Dj/

Former Vice- Chairman of the Animal Welfare Board of India(AWBI) and Co-founder of Blue Cross of India is an expert of Stray Dog Care and Management on there issue he urged the people, May I request all my friends to please write in to DLF expressing your outrage at what the management did? This has been a periodical event at the DLF IT Park at Mangadu. Please write in to marketing-offices@dlf.in and please share in all your groups. Let us put these barbarians to shame for not only breaking the law but doing so repeatedly and calling it pest control Please email marketing-offices@DLF.in with a cc to gandhim@nic.in .

Replying to Hindusthan Samachar, he stated , It is the local DLF people who are responsible for this atrocity. We should not blame the Company as a whole. We should ensure that the barbarians who carried out this atrocity in the name of “pest control” are given the most severe punishment and the DLF people responsible are terminated for their illegal activities. He said that such kind of inhuman activities are a crime against animals under provision of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1960 and the Government of India has established the Animal Welfare Board of India to take necessary action against offenders.

The incident has sparked outrage among animal lovers and citizens, who are demanding stricter laws against animal cruelty. However, the DLF IT Park administration has launched an investigation into the incident and is working with animal welfare organizations to prevent such incidents in the future.

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Hindusthan Samachar / Dr. R. B. Chaudhary