People For Animals (PFA) activists claimed that they followed a truck from Haryana after they receiving information that the men were transporting animals for slaughter.
Three men were allegedly beaten up in South Delhi by activists from a prominent animal welfare group. The three victims have been identified by the police as Rizwan, Kamil and Ashu. They were taken to the AIIMS Trauma Center. The truck was transporting about half a dozen buffaloes. On Saturday night, activists belonging to the People For Animals (PFA) group claimed that they followed a truck from Haryana after they receiving information that the men were transporting animals for slaughter.
A police team arrived at the spot after being tipped off by the PFA activists, DCP Ramil Baniya told news Channel NDTV. Delhi Police registered two FIRs in connection with the incident; one on animal cruelty and the other for the attack, the channel reported.
Union Minister Maneka Gandhi’s office, however, issued a statement saying that PFA activists were not involved in last night’s attack. Gandhi is the chairperson of the trust managing PFA.
A police team arrived at the spot after being tipped off by the PFA activists, DCP Ramil Baniya told news Channel NDTV. Delhi Police registered two FIRs in connection with the incident; one on animal cruelty and the other for the attack, the channel reported.
Union Minister Maneka Gandhi’s office, however, issued a statement saying that PFA activists were not involved in last night’s attack. Gandhi is the chairperson of the trust managing PFA.
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