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Bengaluru Breeder’s ₹50 Crore Wolfdog Claim Exposed as Fabrication by ED

The Enforcement Directorate uncovered no evidence of the dog or financial transaction, raising suspicions of hawala payments and social media-driven publicity tactics.

The man, according to reports, had claimed that he had imported the world's most expensive dog -- a cross-breed of a Caucasian Shepherd and Wolf.
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S Satish with the dog (HT photo)

Overview

  • S Satish, a Bengaluru-based dog breeder, claimed to have purchased a ₹50 crore wolfdog, but ED investigations found no evidence of the animal or transaction.
  • The ED conducted raids at Satish's JP Nagar residence, reviewed bank records, and found no large transactions or documentation to support the claim.
  • Images of the alleged wolfdog, which went viral online, were traced back to another owner, confirming the story was fabricated.
  • Officials suspect the claim was a publicity stunt to boost Satish's profile, with reports suggesting he borrowed dogs for viral videos and charged high fees for exhibitions.
  • The ED is continuing its probe, investigating potential hawala routes and verifying the authenticity of the breed involved in Satish's claims.