Alia Bhatt, Disha Patani, Anushka Sharma Demand Justice For Dog Bruno;‘They Cannot Get Away With This'
Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt, Anushka Sharma and others recently called attention to a shocking incident. An online report revealed that a pet Labrador named Bruno was beaten to death by three individuals in Kerala.
Bollywood
actress
Alia
Bhatt,
Anushka
Sharma
and
others
recently
called
attention
to
a
shocking
incident.
An
online
report
revealed
that
a
pet
Labrador
named
Bruno
was
beaten
to
death
by
three
individuals
in
Kerala.
The
report
currently
going
viral
on
social
media
platforms
has
revealed
that
Bruno,
who
often
played
on
a
beach,
was
resting
near
a
boat
when
two
juveniles
and
a
young
guy
killed
him
by
using
a
stick
while
hanging
him
from
a
fish
hook.
According
to
the
report,
one
of
the
accused
also
filmed
the
video
which
was
shared
online.
Reportedly,
the
dog
owner
has
filed
a
complaint
at
Vizhinnam
Police
Station
in
Trivandrum
but
has
not
been
nabbed
yet
due
to
political
influence.
Disgusted
over
the
incident,
Alia
Bhatt
took
to
her
Instagram
stories
and
wrote,
"Disgusting!!!
They
cannot
get
away
with
this!!!
Until
they
are
punished
people
with
this
twisted
mindset
are
not
going
to
change!!!"
Disha
Patani
and
Tiger
Shroff
also
called
for
Justice.
Disha
shared
a
clip
of
the
report
and
wrote,
"Hope
the
culprits
are
found
and
severely
punished." Meanwhile,
actress
Anushka
Sharma
who
is
vocal
about
animal
rights,
also
shared
the
news
and
simply
wrote
"Monsters".
Sophie
Choudry
tweeted
to
the
Kerala
Chief
Minister
and
urged
for
immediate
action.
She
wrote,
"Respected
@CMOKerala
,
one
more
instance
of
extreme
cruelty
to
animals
in
your
state.
May
we
recall;
"The
greatness
of
a
nation
and
its
moral
progress
can
be
judged
by
the
way
its
animals
are
treated."
Hoping
u
lead
the
way
&
enforce
strict
laws
&
punishments?゚マᄐ
#JusticeForBruno."
Malaika
Arora
also
took
to
Instagram
stories
about
the
incident,
and
said,
"This
is
a
crime
and
should
be
punishable
by
law."
According
to
reports,
the
cops
are
now
investigating
the
matter
further
following
social
media
outrage.
After
an
FIR
was
registered,
three
people
including
a
minor
have
now
been
arrested
under
the
Prevention
of
Cruelty
to
Animals
Act
and
Indian
Penal
Code
sections
pertaining
to
maiming
of
animals.