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Animal Cruelty in Ayodhya: 5 Monkeys Electrocuted to Death After Stepping On Live Wire In Uttar Pradesh; Horrific Video Surfaces

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: October 21, 2024 17:46 IST

In a tragic incident in Ayodhya's Ramnagari, five monkeys were electrocuted after coming into contact with a barbed wire ...

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In a tragic incident in Ayodhya's Ramnagari, five monkeys were electrocuted after coming into contact with a barbed wire fence carrying a live current along a main road. The unfortunate event occurred in the Raiganj Chowki area under the jurisdiction of Ayodhya Kotwali, prompting authorities to launch an investigation.

The monkeys were exposed to a powerful 1200-volt electric current and were later discovered clinging lifelessly to the barbed wire. Heartbreaking visuals from the scene reveal a lone monkey sitting beside its deceased companions, a poignant image that underscores the gravity of the tragedy. Local authorities are looking into how such a dangerous situation arose, as public safety concerns intensify over the presence of electrified fences in the area.

Tags: MonkeyMonkey DeathayodhyaUttar Pradesh
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