Uttar Pradesh: Stray dog attack leaves woman seriously injured near Aliganj Chungi of Etah

The incident occurred around 3:30 pm within Kotwali Nagar police limits when the stray dog attacked without provocation, prompting family members to rush the injured woman to hospital and residents to demand urgent preventive action.

Stray dog attack in Etah leaves middle aged woman injured near busy roadside crossing

Woman hospitalised after sudden stray dog attack near Aliganj Chungi in Etah city (Image: Dall-E)

On 22nd December, a 50 year old woman was seriously injured after being attacked by a stray dog near Aliganj Chungi in Etah district of Uttar Pradesh. The incident occurred within the jurisdiction of Kotwali Nagar police station. The incident has once again raised concerns over the growing stray dog menace in urban areas.

The victim has been identified as Leelavati, a resident of Hindu Nagar. She was immediately rushed to Virangana Avantibai Medical College, where she was admitted for treatment. Doctors said her condition was serious but stable.

Attack while returning home

Speaking to the media, the family of the victim said that the incident took place at around 3.30 pm when Leelavati was returning home after crossing Aliganj Chungi. As she reached near the crossing, a stray dog suddenly attacked her, biting her and causing severe injuries. Passersby alerted the family soon after the attack.

On receiving information, family members rushed to the spot and shifted her to the emergency ward of the medical college without delay.

Leelavati’s son, Subhash Kumar, said his mother was on her way back home when the stray dog attacked her without any provocation. He added that incidents involving stray dogs have become frequent in the area, but no effective preventive steps have been taken so far.

Residents have demanded immediate action from the local administration to control the stray dog population and prevent further attacks in busy localities of Etah.

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