Suntikoppa, Oct. 26: A deer entered a house to save itself from a stray dog attack and later lost its life to the stray dogs.
The incident took place at around 8 am in Tondur village under the 7th Hosakote Gram Panchayat limits. To escape from the dogs that were chasing it, a deer entered the house of Radhakrishnappa on the main road. At that time, Radha's daughter-in-law and a small child were in the house. The deer ran for its life in the hall of the house and damaged the children's toys. Later, the deer came out and crossed the road and entered the forest, but was attacked by the dogs again and died.
On learning about the matter, the forest department rushed to the spot and took the dead body of the deer in a vehicle.
Speaking to a newspaper, Radhakrishnappa questioned who is responsible if we face any problem due to the menace of wild animals and stray dogs.
Former G.P. member R.K. Chandru said that the Gram Panchayat needs to control the menace of stray dogs. Referring to the fact that a pregnant deer was hunted by dogs in broad daylight on Saturday, he questioned why the department officials are not taking action despite so much animal cruelty.
He suggested that a food and rehabilitation center should be opened for stray dogs.
Deputy Conservation Officer K.A. Devaiah responded and said that the death of the deer had been brought to the attention of the higher authorities and a written request would be made to the 7th Hoskote Gram Panchayat to control the menace of stray dogs.
Giving information about this, 7th Hoskote Gram Panchayat Development Officer Nandish said that the request of the Forest Department will be discussed in the administrative board meeting and further action will be taken.
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