<p>Satna: Police have registered a case against two men for allegedly tying and stuffing six dogs in sacks, whom they planned to dump into a river in Satna district of Madhya Pradesh, an official said on Saturday.</p>.<p>The incident took place on the outskirts of Satna city on Thursday, and it came to light after two passersby spotted the dogs being transported in an e-rickshaw.</p>.<p>Superintendent of Police (SP) Ashutosh Gupta said a video surfaced on social media in which a man shooting the clip was heard saying that the dogs were tied and stuffed into sacks and were about to be thrown into the Satna river.</p>.Madhya Pradesh man making Rs 300 a day finds diamond worth Rs 80 lakh.<p>Taking cognizance of the video, he directed the officials to take action in this regard, he said.</p>.<p>Kotwali police station in-charge Shankhdhar Dwivedi said, "Two persons riding a motorcycle grew suspicious after hearing the cries of dogs from inside the sacks being carried in an e-rickshaw. They forced the driver to stop the vehicle and open the sacks, in which they found six dogs." </p><p>The accused, Nandu Banshkar and Pradeep Banshkar, planned to throw these dogs into the river, he said, adding that a case under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act was registered and action was being taken.</p>
<p>Satna: Police have registered a case against two men for allegedly tying and stuffing six dogs in sacks, whom they planned to dump into a river in Satna district of Madhya Pradesh, an official said on Saturday.</p>.<p>The incident took place on the outskirts of Satna city on Thursday, and it came to light after two passersby spotted the dogs being transported in an e-rickshaw.</p>.<p>Superintendent of Police (SP) Ashutosh Gupta said a video surfaced on social media in which a man shooting the clip was heard saying that the dogs were tied and stuffed into sacks and were about to be thrown into the Satna river.</p>.Madhya Pradesh man making Rs 300 a day finds diamond worth Rs 80 lakh.<p>Taking cognizance of the video, he directed the officials to take action in this regard, he said.</p>.<p>Kotwali police station in-charge Shankhdhar Dwivedi said, "Two persons riding a motorcycle grew suspicious after hearing the cries of dogs from inside the sacks being carried in an e-rickshaw. They forced the driver to stop the vehicle and open the sacks, in which they found six dogs." </p><p>The accused, Nandu Banshkar and Pradeep Banshkar, planned to throw these dogs into the river, he said, adding that a case under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act was registered and action was being taken.</p>