NOIDA: A dog suffering from a serious head injury and burns died in dankaur on Monday afternoon, fueling speculation that the cracker may have exploded near an animal and cause sores on it.
A doctor who cared for animals confirmed it had died of burns on it.
Although an autopsy on the corpse has been proposed, the police have not done so by Monday night.
Kaveri animal activist Rana, who is also member of the Wildlife and Gaushala Committee, said they were told about the dog injured by a local journalist.
“A reporter from dankaur told us that the cracker may have been tied to the tail of animals and burned.
When we bring a dog into our center, it is suitable and feet suffered severe burns.
There is a possibility that someone may have exploded near an animal cracker.
It also has a head injury.
The dog could not walk and the head must be given support, “said Rana.
He tells other activists and asked them to take issue with the authorities.
The dog was then taken to hospital in Sector 61.
Life Care Dr Vikas Sharma, who was present for the animals, said the dog suffered severe burns on the back foot.
“I asked the dog X-ray, ultrasound and blood tests will be done soon,” he said.
As this test for canines that are not available in Noida, the dog was taken to CFCU Vet in Ghaziabad.
“Reports indicate that the animal has a brain hemorrhage in addition to burns.
It is assumed that the injury may be caused by the bursting of a cracker near animals.
the dog died at the hospital about 13:30 on Monday.
I have suggested an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death, “says Dr.
Sharma.
Members of Hindu Yuva Vahini, however, claimed they had information that a cracker had been bound and burned animals.
“We informed the police and handed over a memorandum to them, demanding that the FIR filed in the case.
However, the police claimed that the dog had met with an accident.
We have asked them to investigate this issue.
Doctors have confirmed it had burn injuries.
We meet SHO dankaur on Tuesday, “said Naveen Sharma, district general secretary of the Hindu Yuva Vahini.
Arvind Pathak, the SHO of the police station dankaur, claiming that doctors have told them that a head injury caused by the accident.
Asked about burns and suggestions from the autopsy, Pathak said they had not received any complaints so far.