Hapur Video: Shocking! Pitbull Attacks Child Violently in Residential Area, CCTV Footage Sparks Outrage

A recent video from Hapur has sent shockwaves across social media, showing a terrifying incident where a child was attacked by a Pitbull. The incident, which occurred in Jyoti Colony in the Kotwali Nagar area of Uttar Pradesh, was caught on CCTV. The video reveals a young boy being bitten on the leg by the dog while riding his bicycle, despite the desperate efforts of bystanders to free him. The injured child was rushed to the hospital for treatment, leaving the community questioning the growing issue of unregulated dog ownership.

Hapur Pitbull Attack Video Raises Alarming Questions About Dog Ownership

In the now-viral clip, three children are seen cycling through a residential street when tragedy strikes. While two of them cycled ahead, the child riding at the back was suddenly attacked by a Pitbull. A girl and a woman at the scene tried valiantly to rescue the boy, but the dog held its grip. A man, believed to be a family member, eventually arrived and restrained the dog, enabling the boy to escape.

Watch Hapur Video of Pitbull Attack Here:

The dog menace continues
This is a PitBull attack in Hapur in UP! So freaking scary. Why on earth are pit bulls still being allowed to be kept as pets
Aren’t they banned?#DOGS #pitbull pic.twitter.com/ROw0qjjHpc

— Sneha Mordani (@snehamordani) December 16, 2024

The pitbull attack video was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user @snehamordani with a caption criticising the continued ownership of Pitbulls: “The dog menace continues... This is a Pitbull attack in Hapur in UP! So freaking scary. Why on earth are Pitbulls still being allowed as pets? Aren’t they banned?”

Community Demands Action After Pitbull Attack

The incident has sparked fear and outrage among local residents. According to media reports, people in the area allege that the dog's owners often let it roam unrestrained, creating a constant sense of danger. Although Pitbulls are classified as a restricted breed in many regions due to their potential for aggression, such incidents highlight the lack of enforcement around these regulations.