Six Stray Cats Found Dead in Mumbai’s Chembur, Police Probe Suspected Killings
- Nearly 20 cats were found dead and mutilated in Mumbai's Chembur area, prompting police investigation.
- Animal caregiver Rubeena Pathan discovered multiple mutilated cat bodies between August and September and filed a formal complaint resulting in an FIR.
- An FIR was registered under relevant legal provisions, and police are investigating, including reviewing CCTV footage to identify suspects.
- PETA India is assisting the investigation and offering a reward of up to Rs 50,000 for information leading to arrests.
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Chembur Cat Killings: FIR Registered After Nearly 20 Cats Found Dead; PETA India Offers INR 50,000 Reward | 📰 LatestLY
PETA India is offering INR 50,000 reward after an FIR was registered for nearly 20 mutilated cats found dead in Chembur, prompting a police investigation. The grim sequence of events came to light through local caregiver Rubeena Pathan, who initially discovered mutilated cat bodies in August. Scroll below to know more. 📰 Chembur Cat Killings: FIR Registered After Nearly 20 Cats Found Dead; PETA India Offers INR 50,000 Reward.
A case of alleged brutal killing of unclaimed cats has been reported in Chembur area of Mumbai. According to the complaint, six cats and their children were found dead on different days, with serious head injuries. In this case, an investigation has been started by registering an FIR against the unknown accused.
Mumbai cat killings: 20 found dead, mutilated; Rs 50k reward to trace mystery killer(s)
Nearly twenty cats were found killed and mutilated in Chembur's Panjrapole area. Local caregiver Rubeena Pathan reported the disturbing discovery to the police. PETA India has announced a reward for information leading to the culprits' arrest. Police are reviewing CCTV footage to identify the perpetrators of this cruelty. The case is registered under animal cruelty and penal code sections.
20 cats found mutilated in Mumbai's residential area, PETA offers Rs 50,000 for info
An FIR has been registered after stray cats and kittens were found dead and mutilated in Chembur. The case has alarmed local feeders and residents, with PETA India offering a reward and seeking CCTV scrutiny.
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