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As coronavirus cases continue to surge in India, states across the country have enforced strict precautionary measures to contain the spread of virus. The authorities are keeping a tight vigil to keep movement of people in check.
No violators are being spared and it seems dogs are no exception, if the latest incident from Indore city in the country is anything to go by. The local police has arrested a dog, along with its owner for flouting COVID measures.
According to a report in India Today, the incident took place in the Palasia area of Indore when the man was taking a walk with his dog. During this time the police team was on patrol to ensure that the curfew induced was being followed.
According to various reports, the man along with his dog has been sent to jail, but police have denied this.
Indore is the worst coronavirus-affected city in the country. According to the health department, the infection count in the district stands at 1,19,902, including 1,176 fatalities.
