KOCHI: The Kerala High Court on Friday asked the state government to see that immediate steps are taken to submit the charge sheet in the brutal killing of a labrador dog, so that the trial can be started at the earliest.

This comes after, Kerala’s Vizhinjam police have reportedly arrested three persons for brutally torturing the seven-year-old pet dog by hanging it on a fish hook on a boat, before beating it to death and then throwing the carcass into the sea. The incident was captured on video by a witness and posted to the dog's owner Christuraj.  Taking up the case into considerations after media reports about the said incident that took place in Adimalathurai coastal village in the state capital on June 28, the court asked the state government to submit its report in 10 days even as the government counsel said that three people have been arrested.

The court asked the government to submit its report in ten days.  Three persons were arrested in the incident, the government counsel said. The court asked the Animal Welfare Board for an explanation and also the present situation of the facilities in the veterinary clinics. Issues between the accused and the owner of the dog have been identified as the main reason for this gruesome incident.

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