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A 76-year-old retired teacher, Rajdulari Sinha, tragically lost her life after being attacked by a pack of stray dogs during her morning walk on Wednesday. The incident occurred around 6:30 am at the Air Force East 7th Residential Camp playground in Jalahalli. According to police reports, Sinha was suddenly surrounded and attacked by a group of 10-12 dogs, sustaining multiple severe injuries.
Its a tragic scene in the morning itself.Dozen of stray dogs attack a lady.I shouted,and my family joined me,until a gentleman comes the dogs attacked.Jalahalli Airforce playground,Vidyaranyapura.I am guilty that I couldnt help her because of this wall. @IAF_MCC@RajnathSingh_inpic.twitter.com/rccgoFM9OJ
— Harikrishnan (@smarthari)
Its a tragic scene in the morning itself.Dozen of stray dogs attack a lady.I shouted,and my family joined me,until a gentleman comes the dogs attacked.Jalahalli Airforce playground,Vidyaranyapura.I am guilty that I couldnt help her because of this wall. @IAF_MCC@RajnathSingh_inpic.twitter.com/rccgoFM9OJ
— Harikrishnan (@smarthari) August 28, 2024
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Sinha, who was the mother-in-law of an airman, succumbed to her injuries on the way to the hospital. The Gangamma Gudi police station has filed a case of unnatural death and is investigating the circumstances surrounding the attack.
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The tragic incident was witnessed by a local resident who later recounted the harrowing experience on social media platform X. The witness described how they and their family tried to intervene by shouting, but were unable to reach Sinha due to a wall separating them from the scene. The witness expressed deep remorse over their inability to assist the elderly woman, despite their efforts to summon help.
This tragic event has sparked concerns over the growing stray dog population and the need for improved safety measures in residential areas, particularly for the elderly and vulnerable residents.
