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Single Stray Dog Injures Nearly 60 in Shivpuri and Is Caught by Municipal Teams

The capture has highlighted public-safety fears after a recent Supreme Court ruling on limited euthanasia and has driven residents to press for lasting dog-management measures.

Overview

  • A single black stray dog attacked people across several neighbourhoods on Saturday, injuring about 60–65 residents including a two-year-old girl who suffered severe facial wounds.
  • Shivpuri municipal teams launched an emergency search, and the Chief Municipal Officer confirmed the animal was tracked down and captured after the spree.
  • Nearly all victims reported to the district hospital and local health centres and were given anti-rabies vaccines and other necessary medical treatment.
  • Civic officials have ordered intensified surveillance in affected areas and urged residents to report aggressive animals to authorities immediately.
  • The incident follows the Supreme Court's May 25 ruling that allows euthanasia of rabid or demonstrably dangerous stray dogs in narrow cases and has sharpened local disputes over long-term stray-dog control and animal-welfare rules.