2025.2.15 Husky turns aggressive, attacks man inside pet clinic. Shocking CCTV footage goes viral
A husky attacked a man inside a clinic after a playful interaction turned aggressive.
A disturbing video of a pet husky attacking a man inside a veterinary clinic has grabbed the attention of the internet. The CCTV footage, shared by X user @gharkekalesh (formerly Twitter), captures the unexpected turn of events when a seemingly friendly husky suddenly becomes aggressive. While the location of the incident remains undisclosed, the clip has left users divided over the dog’s behaviour.
Playful interaction turns into chaos
The CCTV video, dated 11 February 2025, shows two men sitting comfortably on a sofa inside the clinic. They appear to be casually interacting with the husky, petting and playing with it while recording the moment. Initially, the husky is seen moving excitedly around the room, enjoying the attention.
However, in a shocking twist, the husky abruptly turns aggressive and bites one of the men on his hand. Despite the unexpected attack, the man remains composed and attempts to restrain the dog by gently holding it down. For a brief moment, the husky appears to calm down, but just as quickly, it lunges again, this time with even more intensity.
Man struggles to escape as dog lunges again
The startled man desperately tries to fend off the husky as it continues to attack. He struggles before finally managing to push the dog outside the clinic. Visibly shaken, he clutches his injured hand and appears to be in pain while attempting to compose himself. The entire incident unfolds within seconds, turning a lighthearted moment into a distressing ordeal.
Viral video sparks debate online
The clip, which has amassed over three lakh views on X, has triggered a heated discussion among users. While some sympathise with the man and question the husky’s sudden aggression, others argue that the dog may have been provoked or experiencing discomfort.
One user commented, “This is why big dogs need proper training and socialisation. You never know when they might react unpredictably.”
Another user wrote, “Huskies are generally playful, but they can be very stubborn. Something must have triggered this behaviour.”
Meanwhile, a concerned pet owner remarked, “I hope the man is okay. This is why pet clinics should have trained professionals to handle such situations.”
Some users speculated whether the dog was unwell, with one stating, “It might have been in pain or feeling anxious. Sudden aggression like this isn’t normal.”
A few others criticised the handling of the situation, saying, “People need to understand canine body language. The dog was clearly overstimulated.”
2025.2.15 Three arrested for killing two youths in Mayiladuthurai
The police said investigations revealed that the victims had no direct enmity with the accused but were attacked while trying to prevent their friend from being assaulted
Two men were killed and another sustained injuries in a clash at Muttam village, under the Perambur police station limits, late Friday (February 14, 2025). Three persons have been arrested in connection with the double murder.
According to the police, M. Muventhan, 24, from North Street, Muttam, had an ongoing dispute with R. Dinesh, 28, from the same locality. On the evening of Thursday (February 13, 2025), the two had a verbal altercation that escalated into a fight before residents intervened and dispersed them.
However, the next day, at around 8.30 p.m., when Dinesh was talking to his friends — K. Harish, 25, from Muttam; B. Sakthi, 20, from Srinivasapuram; and K. Ajay ,19, from Muttam — three individuals, identified as M. Thangathurai, 28, R. Rajkumar, 34, and Muventhan, allegedly attacked them with knives.
Harish sustained severe abdominal injuries, while Sakthi was stabbed in the back. Ajay suffered injuries to his hand. The injured were rushed to the Mayiladuthurai Government Hospital, but Harish and Sakthi succumbed to their injuries on the way.
The police said investigations revealed that the deceased and the injured had no direct enmity with the accused but were attacked while trying to prevent Dinesh from being assaulted. Based on a complaint, the Perambur police registered a case and arrested Thangathurai, Muventhan, and Rajkumar. They have been remanded in judicial custody.
Meanwhile, the district police in a statement dismissed allegations linking the murders to illicit liquor sales, clarifying that the clash arose from a verbal dispute among the men from the same locality. Further investigations are underway.
Relatives of the deceased resorted to a protest demonstration refusing to accept the bodies alleging police inaction.
Ahmedabad’s Cyber Crime Cell on Thursday arrested 11 individuals in a major crackdown on cybercrime, with nine suspects caught in Gujarat and two in Rajasthan. Three key suspects, Snil Derani, Abhishek Bishnoi, and CP Gadhara, remain at large.
According to authorities, four of those arrested were students who admitted to opening bank accounts for Rs 25,000 each, along with additional incentives for recruiting others. These accounts were used for fraudulent activities, funding a lavish lifestyle.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Lavina Sinha said that the accused were involved in digital arrest, investment, and task-based fraud schemes.
“Over 109 FIRs have been registered against them across 21 states, including Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Karnataka. The gang operated in border areas of Rajasthan and Gujarat, using fake addresses to open bank accounts. Authorities also seized a pistol and seven live cartridges from the accused. The suspects have been produced in court and remanded to police custody,” she said.
Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Hardik Makadiya revealed that the arrested individuals, identified as Suresh Bishnoi (19), Anil Bishnoi (20), Kuldeep Bishnoi, and Lalitkumar, were either graduate or post-graduate students.
“They were recruited by the gang’s kingpins, who provided multi-level incentives for bringing in more bank accounts for fraudulent activities. However, the key persons running the racket are based in China,” he said.
The accused reportedly used fake address proofs to open bank accounts in Gujarat’s border regions, particularly in Deesa, Banaskantha. These accounts were used to funnel stolen funds while evading law enforcement. In one instance, a bank account was opened using a local hotel’s address in Lal Darwaja.
ACP Makadiya stressed the need for banks to implement stricter verification procedures to curb such fraudulent practices.
During the operation, the Cyber Crime Cell recovered several items, including 10 passbooks, 43 ATM and debit cards, 12 PAN cards, 20 Aadhar cards—three of which belonged to women—15 SIM cards, 21 cheque books, and one rental agreement. A pistol and seven live cartridges were also confiscated.
Authorities plan to petition the High Court for UIDAI Aadhar card details, verify the seized PAN cards through banks, take legal action against landlords who failed to conduct police verification, collaborate with other states for joint operations, and advise banks on enhancing their account opening procedures.
2025.2.15 Second Fight Carrying Indian Deportees Set To Land In Punjab
The mass deportation of 104 undocumented Indian immigrants from the United States had sparked outrage, especially on account of how it was executed, with disregard for the dignity of those involved.
Eyewitness accounts and mind-numbing images show the deportees— which included women and children—handcuffed and bound at the feet with ropes.
Their arrival in Amritsar aboard an American military aircraft raised serious questions about the ethics of immigration enforcement practices and the human rights implications of such actions.
Now, according to the latest update, a second flight carrying more undocumented Indian immigrants, including eight from Gujarat, is set to land in Punjab. The situation invites a myriad of unsettling questions. Will this new group endure similar dehumanising treatment? Or will the US government adopt a more compassionate approach in light of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to the White House?
The report also indicates that approximately 50 Gujaratis are currently held at a US detention facility, adding to the growing concerns over their conditions.
The deportees have disclosed that other Indian nationals, who are still under US custody, are being held in the very same detention facility where they were processed before being subject to deportation.
The report mentions that the C-17 Globemaster could only accommodate 12 security personnel and 104 deportees when it flew from the US to India in early February. Apparently, the remaining people held in the detention camp, including at least 50 Gujaratis, were likely to be deported in the coming days.
Adding to the complexity, a relative of a deportee from Mehsana revealed that another family member had been held at the US-Mexico border by the United States Customs and Border Patrol (USCBP) and would not be granted a hearing. Those detained after January 20, when Donald Trump assumed office as US President, would likely not receive a hearing. Instead, they will be sent directly to the detention camp and eventually flown to India.
Furthermore, it has come to light that three of the 33 Gujaratis deported earlier this month had previously attempted to enter the US illegally. Smuggled through Dubai and Mexico in 2023, they lost their way when the human trafficking network they relied on fell apart. Ultimately, the Gujaratis were captured at the US border.
They were part of a larger group of 20 who were part of the journey, fraught with high risks, around the same period. The operations were masterminded by an agent from Punjab and another from Andhra Pradesh, who arranged their initial travel from Delhi.
2025.2.15 Malad school horror: 3-year-old girl says ‘monster’ hurt her
Police probe sexual assault claim, but CCTV shows no suspicious activity; despite reviewing CCTV footage from cameras inside and outside the school, police have found no evidence of the incident
The Bangur Nagar police are searching for an unidentified suspect accused of sexually assaulting a three-and-a-half-year-old girl at a school in Malad on Wednesday (February 12). Despite reviewing CCTV footage from cameras inside and outside the school, police have found no evidence of the incident. When the girl’s mother asked who had harmed her, the child said it was a “monster.”
According to police sources, the child, a nursery student at a well-known international school in Malad West, complained of pain in her private parts after returning home from school on Wednesday evening. She was taken to a doctor, who initially suggested that the rash was likely due to an infection.
Later, when the mother questioned the child again, she reiterated that a “monster” had touched her private parts. Alarmed, the mother took her back to the doctor and narrated the entire incident. A gynaecologist then examined the child and expressed concerns, prompting the doctor to inform the Bangur Nagar police.
“We registered a case based on the mother’s complaint. Following instructions from senior officers, a police team visited the school and thoroughly examined the CCTV footage. However, no suspicious activity was found. The girl was seen going to the bathroom with a female caretaker and later returning with seven to eight other classmates,” said an officer.
Police then presented the caretaker and other staff members before the girl, asking if any of them had harmed her. However, she denied their involvement and insisted that a “monster” had touched her. The child was then taken to Cooper Hospital for a medical check-up. According to the doctors, the rashes on her private parts were likely caused by an infection, which subsided after medication.
“Considering the sensitivity of the case, we are investigating every angle. The girl’s clothes have been sent for forensic examination, and we are awaiting the report,” the officer added. “We have registered a case under the relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act. Further investigation is underway,” said Senior Inspector Anil Thakarey, Bangur Nagar police station.
2025.2.14 15-year-old Hindu girl abducted and raped by Samjad in Bhadohi: victim rescued by the police from West Bengal, accused arrested
The Bhadohi district police (Uttar Pradesh) rescued a 15-year-old girl who had been kidnapped from here after conducting a raid in West Bengal’s Murshidabad district and arrested a man for allegedly abducting and raping her, the police said on Wednesday (12 February 2025).
Police said that on January 8, a woman resident of a locality in the Surayawa police station area of the district had lodged an FIR against Samjad alias Sanjay Bangali (25) regarding the kidnapping of her daughter.
Details of the case
According to Station House Officer Inspector (SHO) Arvind Kumar Gupta, in her complaint, the woman had alleged that Samjad, who worked as a mason and lived in a rented house here, had kidnapped her daughter. Gupta said the police team found out that the accused was in Murshidabad in West Bengal after which, with the help of the local police, they raided the Samjad’s hideout and recovered the girl.
He said that Samjad was also arrested and brought here, produced before the court and sent to jail after completing the legal procedures. Gupta said that the girl has also accused him of raping her.
According to reports, Samjad’s father, Abdul Qasim, was also an equal participant in the abduction. It took three months to the Uttar Pradesh Police to track them down in Murshidabad, the infamous Islamist dominated region of West Bengal.
In a daring attempt to rescue the girl from such an area, the Bhadohi Police went there, arrested both the father-son duo, and brought them back to Uttar Pradesh. Both have now been jailed, and the girl has been handed over to her family.
2025.2.14 Another Ragging Case In Kerala, Class 11 Student’s Hand Broken
Kerala ragging: In the case that has just surfaced, a Class 11 student suffered a fracture in his left hand
New Delhi: Another incident of ragging from Kerala has been reported, barely 24 hours after five students of a nursing college in Kottayam face expulsion over a horrific ragging case.
In the case that has just surfaced, a Class 11 student suffered a fracture in his left hand.
The police said he was brutally assaulted by senior students for not “respecting” them.
More details in the new case are awaited.
In the other ragging case that happened at Kottayam Government Nursing College, a viral video showed senior students laughing and making lewd comments after trying a junior student to a bed, and putting a heavy object on his genitals. They poked him with a compass too.
The five third-year students were arrested yesterday. They will also be expelled, the college said. Junior students alleged the viscous ragging has been going on for nearly three months.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has sought a report from the state police within 10 days.
2025.2.14 Three held for stealing Metro cables on Pink line
The Metro unit of the Delhi Police has apprehended three people for stealing the cable from the Metro premises on the Pink line, it said on Friday.
The Metro unit of the Delhi Police has apprehended three people for stealing the cable from the Metro premises on the Pink line, it said on Friday.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Metro) Hareshwar V Swami said a theft of copper cables from the tracks between the Majlis Park and Azadpur stations was reported on February 3 by the DMRC regarding that led to the disruption of the services on the line.
Swami said through meticulous analysis of CCTV footage, a team of the police identified the accused, tracked down the vehicle used in transporting the cables, and apprehended them. Thus the stolen cable was recovered from them.
Since the cables carry no electricity and are highly valuable due to the copper content and to steel, they used heaps of debris to access the metro tracks and cut through the barbed wire to steal them.
During interrogation, the culprits confessed to their involvement in multiple cable thefts, including an incident near Dwarka Metro Station. All three accused are illiterate, addicted to liquor and in order to earn money, they steal the cables.
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