Uttar Pradesh: One dog, two owners… Police were confused, this is how the dog owner decided.

A strange case has emerged from Hamirpur, Uttar Pradesh. Two families argued over a pet dog. Both families claimed ownership of the dog. The dispute escalated to the police station.

Following this, the police seized the dog. They demanded proof of ownership from both parties. A crowd gathered at the police station, leaving the police perplexed. However, they eventually discovered the dog’s true owner. Let’s explore the entire story.

One dog, two owners… The police were perplexed

In fact, the Labrador retriever belonging to Shripat Kushwaha, a farmer from Kundaura village, suddenly disappeared. A few days later, it was discovered that Ghanshyam Yadav, a resident of Sumerpur town, had taken the dog. Both families claimed ownership of the dog, and the matter escalated to the police station. The police immediately demanded proof from both parties, and a crowd gathered at the station.

The police adopted a unique method

The police adopted a unique method to investigate the case. They let the dog loose and asked both families to call it one by one. First, Ghanshyam Yadav called the dog by the name “Bhura,” and the dog immediately went to him. Then, Shripat Kushwaha called the same name, and the dog ran to him as well. Seeing this, the police and the people present were perplexed as to whose dog it was.

This is how the dog’s owner decided

The police then called the doctor who had administered the rabies injection. He identified the dog. The doctor confirmed that the dog belonged to Ghanshyam Yadav. After this, the dog was safely returned to Ghanshyam.

Ghanshyam Yadav said that he had been caring for the Labrador for the past year. People nearby could confirm this. Shripat Kushwaha’s daughter, Shejal Kushwaha, said that her family had been raising the dog for the past seven months and had never left the house.