Woman Dies After Rottweiler Attack in Karnataka
A 38-year-old woman, Anita Halesh, tragically died after being attacked by two Rottweilers in Honnuru Gollarahatti village, near Davanagere, Karnataka. The incident occurred late Thursday night as she was walking to her parents' home in Vaddanahalli.
Details of the Attack
Anita Halesh was walking from Mallashettihalli to Honnuru Gollarahatti around 11 PM after an argument at home. The two Rottweilers attacked her, inflicting severe injuries.
- The dogs bit her in nearly 50 places.
- Injuries were concentrated on her legs, thighs, neck, face, and head.
- Villagers rushed her to a private hospital in Davanagere.
- She died en route to a hospital in Bengaluru.
Suspicion of Foul Play
Anita's brother, Krishna Chandrappa, suspects foul play and has filed a complaint, demanding a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the attack.
CCTV Footage Reveals Details
CCTV footage shows a group of people arriving in an autorickshaw around 10 PM and releasing the two dogs near the entrance of Honnuru Gollarahatti. Minutes later, the dogs attacked Anita as she passed by around 11:30 PM.
Community Response
Following the attack, residents captured the dogs, tied them up, and dragged them through the village streets.
Police Investigation
Police have registered an FIR based on the CCTV footage. They are currently investigating the incident to determine why the dogs were abandoned. Villagers have urged the police to book those responsible for abandoning the dogs on charges of murder.
Key Points
- Victim: Anita Halesh, 38 years old
- Location: Honnuru Gollarahatti village, near Davanagere, Karnataka
- Suspected Foul Play: Victim's brother has filed a complaint
- Investigation: Police are investigating the incident based on CCTV footage
