Lahore Police Arrest Three for Starving and Abusing Animals in Hanjarwal, shocking local residents and animal welfare organizations. The suspects, Ali Raza, Kashif, and Hasan Ali, were running an unlicensed clinic in Marghzar Colony. Authorities discovered evidence of torturing animals and illegal confinement. Dead kittens were found during the police raid, highlighting the severity of this animal cruelty case.
Police confirmed that Hasan Ali posed as a doctor and conducted veterinary examinations without legal permission. Several cats, including pregnant ones, were rescued in critical condition. Three female dogs and their puppies were also confiscated. Police found five kittens dead, showing signs of prolonged neglect and starvation. Social media videos uploaded by the suspects further exposed their cruel actions.
Hanjarwal area police registered an FIR against the suspects on the complaint of Sub-Inspector Muhammad Bilal Yahya. Police immediately launched a formal investigation and continue to keep the suspects in custody. This police action sends a strong message that animal abuse cases will not go unnoticed. Rescue operations and animal welfare enforcement continue to prevent future incidents.
Experts say that public awareness is crucial to stop torturing animals. Authorities encourage citizens to report any suspected abuse so they can act quickly. Animal cruelty laws in Pakistan, though strict, often rely on timely intervention from local communities. Cases like this highlight the need for stricter monitoring of illegal clinics.
Lahore Police Arrest Three for Starving and Abusing Animals in Hanjarwal, demonstrating that authorities actively protect animals and enforce the law. Police rescue cats and dogs from illegal clinics, ensuring their safety and well-being.
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Lahore Police Arrest Three for Starving and Abusing Animals in Hanjarwal, rescuing cats and dogs in a serious animal cruelty case.
