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CCTV Dog Attacks in Ghaziabad High-Rises Lead to FIRs, Dog Seizure and Municipal Notices

Authorities are leaning on negligent‑animal laws, with the Supreme Court’s relocation order sharpening scrutiny of stray control and owner compliance.

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Municipal corporation officials said the dog was picked up by their team on Wednesday and sent to an animal birth-control centre.

Overview

  • Indirapuram case: a domestic help identified as Kalpana was bitten near a lift at Amrapali Village, and police say she received medical treatment and has been asked to file a formal complaint.
  • CCTV from the Indirapuram incident shows a dog rushing out of a lift in the presence of its handlers before it bites the woman, who is seen limping in pain.
  • Police registered an FIR under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita section 291 at Indirapuram police station, while municipal teams picked up the dog, sent it to an ABC centre for sterilisation and observation, and issued a notice to the resident caring for it.
  • In a separate Raj Nagar Extension incident on August 18, a 35-year-old woman named Nishi was chased by two German Shepherds, fell on a staircase and suffered head and hand injuries.
  • Nandgram police filed an FIR under section 291 in the Raj Nagar case, and the municipal veterinary officer said a notice has been served to the pet owner seeking registration and vaccination documents within three days.