FIR AGAINST ORGANIZERS / JUDGES AND PARTICIPANTS U/S 428-429 IPC READ WITH THE PCA ACT, 1960 AND 120-B -CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY AGAINST ANIMALS

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Kind attention :-

The Commissioner of Police, Chennai.

The Secretary, AWBI, Chennai.

Sir,

Kindly refer to our talks on cell today about the crime and you assured me

to take strict action against all offenders.

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CHENNAI: The heat and humid conditions took a toll on the four-legged

participants at a dog show here on Sunday, with four dying of sunstroke and

exhaustion after several rounds in the ring.Sources said three of the dogs —

Rottweiler, Neapolitan Mastiff and St Bernard — were imported breeds and

unsuited for hot climates. They were always housed in air-conditioned

kennels. Also, they were heavy and easily got tired.Many of the participants

in the 92nd and 93rd dog show organized by the Madras Canine Club alleged

that their dogs were made to run more than 10 rounds, as the judge was

unable to make up his mind about the winner. They said the canines usually

ran two rounds in the ring for the judge to decide how well they conformed

to the breed’s standard. If needed, they ran an extra round.“My dog,

Zareena, was made to run 12 rounds in the hot sun and compete with the

imported breeds,†said Rakesh, owner of the Rottweiler that died. “The judge

could not make up his mind about which of the dogs was the best of the

breed.â€â€œIt is not that any person can become a judge in a dog show. The

Kennel Club of India has specified that he must have certain number of years

of experience in a particular breed,†Rakesh said. “He must sit for an

examination in order to get a diploma to qualify as judge.â€The judge of the

show was later relieved, sources said. Many also blamed the lack of adequate

medical facilities and first aid for the death of the canines that were

worth about Rs 2.5 lakh each. Madras Canine Club president C V Sudarshan,

however, claimed that only the Rottweiler died, while three were taken to

hospital for treatment for exhaustion.

The International Organization for Animal Protection - OIPA in India

requested you to please issue directions to the concerned Police officers to

lodge an FIR against Organizers of the show, Judges and participants as well

for the violation of the 428-429 IPC read with the Prevention of Cruelty to

Animals Act, 1960 / 120-B as well being an criminal conspiracy against

animals.

 

 

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