Ganj Basoda (Madhya Pradesh): A pet dog has bitten an 11-year-old boy but the police did not entertain the complaint of his parents about the incident.
According to reports, the boy Karan, son of Ganeshram Ahirwar, resident of Ravidas colony was bitten by a pet dog.
When Ganeshram went to the police station to lodge a complaint, the police did not accept it.
When the town inspector Sanjeev Choukse’s comments were sought on the issue, he did not take the call. Ganeshram said he would lodge a complaint in 181.
'Everyone Is Geared Up For The Game': Team India's Fielding Coach T. Dilip Reflects On Super 4 Clash Against Pakistan At Asia Cup 2025; Video
Rural Maharashtra Sees Spike In 'Crypto-Christianity' Cases; Alleged Conversions Fuel Communal Tensions
Maharashtra Urdu Sahitya Academy Anniversary Row: Govt Allocates ₹1.2 Crore Against Promised ₹50 Crore
ED Arrests Suspended Bank Of India Officer In ₹16.10-Crore Fraud Case
According to lawyer Dharmendra Solanki, a complaint can be lodged against the dog owner.
