Two Indians held in Nepal for keeping 33 puppies in cramped cage in inhuman conditions

The accused have been identified as Mohamad Guddu, 18, and Mohamad Nasad, 28, both residents of Alamgunj in Bihar's Patna district.

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Updated:14th Nov, 2025 at 10:51 PM

KATHMANDU: Two Indian nationals were arrested in Kathmandu for allegedly keeping 33 puppies in a small cage in inhuman conditions, police said on Friday.

The accused have been identified as Mohamad Guddu, 18, and Mohamad Nasad, 28, both residents of Alamgunj in Bihar's Patna district.

A police team rescued the puppies from a rented shed in the Chaumati area and handed them over to Team Sankalpa Nepal, a non-governmental organisation, for rehabilitation, Nepal Police said in a press release.

The puppies were found confined in a cramped cage in an inhuman manner, the police said.

The duo has been remanded to judicial custody for five days.

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Two Indians held in Nepal for keeping 33 puppies in cramped cage in inhuman conditions

The accused have been identified as Mohamad Guddu, 18, and Mohamad Nasad, 28, both residents of Alamgunj in Bihar's Patna district.

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