Bijnor Viral Video: Dog Shot Dead by Retired Engineer, Netizens Question Where's Insaniyat

Bijnor viral video shows rising animal cruelty cases across the country these days, with harsh scenes. People share stories online that reveal shocking violence towards animals in many urban areas daily. This trend deeply worries animal rights groups and concerned citizens across India. 

One recent case clearly highlights the extreme cruelty vividly in public discussion nationwide. A man in Najibabad repeatedly shot a stray dog in cold blood in a shocking Bijnor viral video.

Shocking Incident in Najibabad Caught on Bijnor Viral Video

Sanjay Tripathi posted a CCTV recording on X yesterday that shocked thousands of viewers. People quickly labelled this clip as a Bijnor viral video and shared it across platforms. In the footage, a retired PWD engineer calmly raises his rifle toward a stray dog. He then fires multiple bullets at the animal as it stands near his gate.

“इंसान की मौत मरा कुत्ता”

बिजनौर के नजीबाबाद मे PWD विभाग के रिटायर इंजीनियर ने कुत्ते को मारी ताबड़तोड़ गोलियां।#dog pic.twitter.com/6WnJO4w8PS

— SANJAY TRIPATHI (@sanjayjourno) July 4, 2025

Witnesses later described the scene as brutal and unprovoked by any threat. The engineer aimed five shots directly into the dog's body without hesitation. He reportedly fled the scene immediately after completing his cruel attack. The post quoted the chilling phrase "Insaan ki maut, mara kutta." 

Rising Concern: What Drives Such Cruelty Towards Animals?

Many recent reports show cruel attacks against stray dogs and even pet animals in India. In Maharashtra, a man burned a stray dog alive after it disturbed his sleep by barking. In Gujarat, two teenagers beat a puppy for hours over a missing ball incident near their home. Animal rights activists blame growing anger and a lack of strict enforcement of cruelty laws. 

Moreover, poor awareness and fear of animal disease also fuel brutality toward defenceless creatures. These events reflect a disturbing trend of escalating violent responses to minor animal behaviours. Society must examine these root causes to prevent more cruelty cases in the future. 

Public Outcry Erupts Across Social Media Over Viral Video

The disturbing footage of a dog being shot in broad daylight has triggered a wave of anger and heartbreak online. As the Bijnor viral video spread across platforms, hundreds of users condemned the act and demanded strict action against the retired PWD engineer. 

One user, deeply emotional, wrote, "😭😭 Janvaron ko Rahane ka Hak Nahin Hai Kya Bharat mein @myogiadityanath @akhilmishra913 @PetaIndia," expressing deep sorrow and questioning whether animals have any right to live safely in India.  Another user criticized the man's misuse of power, "Are yaar kya jaahilpan hai, PWD mein the, karmchari bulwa ke hatwa dete, maarne ki kya zarurat thi? Had hai!"

The user showed frustration, pointing out that being a retired PWD officer, the man could have taken a more humane and responsible route instead of killing the dog. In response to the post, Bijnor police replied to the post, stating, “Thana prabhari Najibabad ko jaanch/awashyak karyawahi ke liye nirdeshit kiya gaya hai.” This assured the public that an inquiry had been ordered and necessary action was underway. 

The viral video not only sparked emotional reactions but also brought animal rights into mainstream conversation once again. 

Citizens Demand Strict Punishment Under Animal Cruelty Laws

Citizens and activists demand strict punishment under animal cruelty laws after the Bijnor viral video. Referring to IPC Sections 428 and 429, they urge fast trials and stricter enforcement. In a similar Meerut case, a man shot a dog and faced legal action. Activists now call for ending lenient bail and using full legal provisions.

Public horror over this Bijnor viral video demands urgent justice and swift legal action. Authorities must set a strong example to effectively deter future animal cruelty cases nationwide.

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