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Mumbai: Six stray cats brutally killed in Govandi; case registered

Six community cats were allegedly brutally killed and mutilated in Mumbai’s Govandi area, prompting an FIR at RCF Police Station. PETA India said nearly 20 cats may have been killed since August and has announced a reward of up to Rs 50,000 for information leading to the accused

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Six stray cats found dead and mutilated, FIR registered (File pic)

Six stray cats found dead and mutilated, FIR registered (File pic)

A case of brutal killings of stray cats in Govandi, Mumbai, has surfaced. PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) India has highlighted the matter and an FIR has been registered at the RCF Police Station, Chembur.

The complainant, Rubeena Abdul Malik Pathan (53), who has also been a caretaker for community animals for 6 years now, has said in her statement to the police that she found 6 community cats cruelly killed and mutilated in the Kamawadi area, Govandi, between Thursday and Saturday morning last week.

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