Tripura Police arrested two men for brutally beating a dog to death in Harijoy Chowdhury Para under Ranirbazar Police Station, West Tripura district. The gruesome act of cruelty has sparked anger, protests, and strong demands for justice.
The accused have been identified as Aparesh Bhattacharjee (55), son of late Birendra Bhattacharjee, and Bhupesh Sarkar (46), son of Sri Bhajan Sarkar. Both are residents of Harijoy Chowdhury Para in Ranirbazar.
FIR Filed Against the Accused
The case was registered after noted animal activist Dr. Ranabi Roy lodged a formal FIR against the two men, condemning the act as barbaric and inhumane. Acting swiftly on the complaint, Ranirbazar Police arrested the accused and placed them in custody.
The incident, which came to light through local reports and social media outrage, has shocked citizens, with many describing it as one of the most disturbing cases of animal cruelty in Tripura in recent times.
Outrage Across Tripura
News of the killing spread quickly, igniting widespread anger. Locals, animal lovers, and social media users condemned the act and demanded that the culprits face the harshest punishment under law. Many citizens stressed that unless strong action is taken, such crimes will continue without fear of consequences.
The dog’s brutal killing has also triggered emotional responses online, with heartbreaking messages calling for justice for the voiceless victim. Citizens across the state have united in their demand to treat animal cruelty as a serious criminal offense.
Public Demands Strict Action
This case has fueled a growing movement in Tripura for tougher laws against animal cruelty. People have demanded that the accused not be granted bail and instead face exemplary punishment that will serve as a deterrent.
Several online petitions and awareness campaigns have already started circulating, urging the government and judiciary to ensure strict legal action.
Political and Legal Attention
The shocking nature of the crime has caught the attention of authorities at the highest level. Both Tripura Chief Minister Prof. Dr. Manik Saha and Minister Sudhangshu Das have shown concern over the matter, ensuring that police took immediate and strict action.
Their involvement has sent a strong message that the Tripura government will not tolerate violence against animals.
Growing Call for Stronger Animal Rights
The Ranirbazar case has reopened discussions on the need for stricter animal protection laws in India. Activists and citizens alike argue that current penalties are too mild to deter such cruel acts.
Across Tripura, voices are growing louder for the implementation of stronger legal frameworks, increased awareness, and stricter enforcement to protect innocent animals from abuse.
Conclusion
The brutal killing of a dog in Ranirbazar and the swift arrests of the accused have shaken Tripura and united its citizens in anger and grief. This case has become more than just a crime story—it has turned into a symbol of the fight against animal cruelty in the state.
With public outrage at its peak and police action already underway, people now look to the courts for a verdict that will set a historic precedent and send a clear message: cruelty to animals will not be tolerated in Tripura.