Kolkata: A 46-year-old Associate Professor of Chemistry at a leading South Kolkata Women’s college, who is also a survivors, allegedly harassed, threatened and finally attacked by several Paikpara residents in North Kolkata on Sunday night after he tried to eat around 14 wild dogs and puppies in the area.
The incident was reported from Mullickbagan from where the allegations threw boiled water on the newborn Poppies had appeared almost four days ago.
The victim runs NGOs for wild dogs along with her 52-year-old husband and 19-year-old son.
Chitpore police rushed to the place after the complaint lodged and made an arrest.
“We have caught Biswapriya Roy (45), who worked in a private company, in this case Has slapped the allegations of persecution.
On Monday, the professor returned to the place and feeded the dog in the middle of the COP presence.
“He has also visited stray with his own costs,” the officer added.
“I have feeded dogs in the North Kolkata area for the past three years, especially during the locking period.
Most of the initiatives are self-funded with the help of my family.
I have undergone two cancer surgery in 2019.
On January 19, we got a telephone that boiling water Throwed on several puppies.
My child came and reported that stray here was not good.
On Sunday, around 4:15 p.m., I came to the place with my family.
We came in two cars.
As soon as we arrived at There, we found three to four people waiting for us, “said the victim.
He alleged that initially the people threw verbal violations and threatened to damage their vehicles.
“They then threatened me by taking the names of politicians.
I tell them if they have a problem, they can appoint a place to eat or police approach.
That’s when Roy attacked my son and husband.
When I tried to protest and pick up the video, he tried to grab Camera.
He then pulled me, at me on my chest.
He also turned my left arm and pushed me, “said the professor.
He said the feeding of all 14 strays in this area will continue.
The defendant’s family refused to speak but several local residents claimed the victims and their families brought “outsiders” and tried to get rid of their “worries” about the safety of children because of the presence of a dog.
(The identity of the victim has not been disclosed to protect his privacy in accordance with the direction of the Supreme Court about cases related to sexual violence)