Of Mice and Men: Man booked for water-torturing rat to death in running drain, autopsy ordered
The complainant also attached a picture of the rat’s body tied to the stone. He alleged to have received the information about the incident from locals, who fished out the rat’s body from the drain


This picture of the rat was shared to the police.
[/caption]Based on the complaint and the circumstantial evidence, police registered an FIR against Manoj under relevant sections of the Cruelty to Animal Act. Autopsy of deceased ratLater to collect further evidence, Singh, the complainant, insisted the police conduct an autopsy of the deceased rat. However, the entire cost of the autopsy was borne by the complainant Vikender Singh. No ambulance, AC car used to transport bodyHe told media that since there was no ambulance, he paid Rs 1500 for an AC car to transport the rat's body from Badaun to Bareilly, about 50-km away. The air conditioned car was reportedly availed by Singh to ensure that the rat’s body did not decompose. Singh also paid an Additional Rs 225 for the autopsy at the post-mortem house in Bareilly, reports said. The report of the autopsy is due by the next week.Deputy SP (City) Alok Mishra said that a case has been registered against the accused at Sadar Kotwali police station under section 429 of the IPC and section 11(1) of the Cruelty to Animals Act.What is animal cruelty and punishment1. Any animal killed with cruelty or by suffering, then there will be jail. 2. There is a big difference between killing an animal or killing it through cruelty. 3. If there is no pain, then there will be no jail. For e.g: through medicine. 4. Can't give pain to any animal unnecessarily or for your entertainment.Killing an animal could land an offender 3 years in prison along with a fine of Rs 10,000.Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News,India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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