Another pet-related dispute was reported from a Noida high-rise wherein a heated altercation erupted between a retired IAS Officer, RP Gupta, and a woman at Sector 108’s Park Laureate Society when the latter refused to get off a lift with her pet dog.
A formal complaint was lodged with the Noida police, and an investigations is underway.
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There was again a dispute over a dog in the lift in Noida. Retired IAS officer R. P GUPTA accused of slapping a woman. Woman stopped for walking with dog, Retired IAS got furious when woman did not come out in lift, Controversy broke out over woman making video. pic.twitter.com/zFTgf8hEuf— Save Children from #Stray_Dog_Menace (@IndianFightSdm) October 31, 2023
The ruckus started when both the retired officer and the dog owner took out their phones and started filming the incident.
In the video, which has now gone viral on social media, the woman can be seen snatching a phone from the retired IAS officer’s hand to stop him from filming amid altercation, following which the man slapped her.
Further in the video, another man, in white t-shirt, who is said to be the woman’s husband, could also be seen thrashing the retired IAS officer in retaliation.
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Police Commissionerate Gautam Buddh Nagar wrote on X that there has been a dispute regarding taking the dog in the lift, adding that according to preliminary information, there was physical fight from both the parties.
“There has been a dispute regarding taking the dog in the lift. Talks are being held with both the parties, ACP-1 Noida Maya police station in-charge is at the spot. According to preliminary information, there has been a fight between both the parties, CCTV is being observed… after investigation, necessary action will be taken,” Police Commissionerate Gautam Buddh Nagar’s X post read.
What Does the Pet Policy Say?
A fine of Rs 500 will be imposed if not registered. OSD of Noida Authority, Indu Prakash Singh, says that when the dog policy was implemented in December last year, a mobile application was also made available. People had to go there and register their pets. The last date for registration is 30 March 2023. After that, there will be a fine of Rs 500 for registering a pet. Indu Prakash Singh emphasizes that this is mandatory for all pet owners.
How to Register?
OSD Indu Prakash said that this will make it easy to maintain a database of dogs and the counting will also continue accurately. So far, only 3 thousand pets have been registered. To contact Noida Authority, you can call 0120-2425025, 26, 27. This number remains active from Monday to Friday between 9 am to 6 pm. Additionally, you can also reach out at 92055-59204.
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