A shocking story from India's capital of New Delhi has emerged, as a stray dog was shot and injured trying to attack two armed robbers yesterday (December 2).

Police stated that the robbers first stole some 15,000 rupees from a young man named Ravi Kumar in Seelampur, and when he protested, they fired on him. The stray dog in the lane tried to attack them to defend her litter of seven puppies, and ran behind the motorcycle before being hit in the leg.

The two bike-borne assailants shot the dog in the leg after executing their robbery and fled, leaving the injured canine behind. Police officials later rescued the dog and rushed her to a veterinary hospital where she is undergoing treatment.

Police are searching for the robbers using CCTV footage. Apparently two separate calls were received by the police about the incident, the first being for the dog being shot at. Around half an hour later at 4pm a second call was made to report the 15,000 rupee robbery.

A shocking case has emerged in the national capital Delhi Seelampur area on 02/12/18 at around 3 :36 PM . Here the two bike-borne assailants shot in the dog in leg after the execution of the robbery and fled. The police officials later rescued the dog and rushed her to a veterinary hospital where the dog is undergoing treatment , Police is searching for bad guys on the basis of CCTV.The police said that the bike brone robbers first looted Rs. 15 thousand from a young man named Ravi Kumar and when he protested, they fired on him . The stray dog in the lane tried to attack them and ran behind the motorcycle. However, the pillion rider fired a shot at the dog. The poor animal collapsed on the roadside near the litter of seven puppies. "Two calls were received by the police, the first call was regarding a dog being shot at. The second call was received around 4 pm regarding robbery of Rs 15,000 . The dog was in severe pain .
A case under sections 392 (punishment for robbery), 397 (robbery with attempt to cause death or grievoushurt), 429 (mischief by killing or maiming cattle of any value or any animal of the value of Rs 50), 34 (common intention), Arms Act and 11 Cruelty to Animal Act has been registered. Further investigations are underway.