Caught on camera: Starving man found eating dead dog near Jaipur
A good samaritan later came to the rescue of the man and provided him with food and water on the Delhi-Jaipur highway.
Another video is circulating on the internet where a passerby could be seen handing the man a packet of food and water. | Photo Credit: Twitter
Key Highlights
- The video was reportedly shot somewhere near Delhi-Jaipur highway.
- Another video is circulating on the internet where a passerby could be seen handing the man a packet of food and water.
New Delhi: In a shocking and heart-wrenching incident, a hungry man was found eating a dead dog somewhere near Jaipur in Rajasthan.
Though it is hard to pinpoint the location, the video was reportedly shot somewhere near Delhi-Jaipur highway. The video of the incident has gone viral on social media.
With no food to eat, the desperate man was spotted consuming the meat of the dead dog. The visuals are enough to shake anybody's conscience and highlight the desperate situations on the highways of India amid the coronavirus lockdown.
Recently, lakhs of migrants have moved to their respective states on foot for want of public transport amid the lockdown.
The incident has highlighted the desperate situations of the people amid the lockdown and how difficult it is getting for the poor to arrange the food.
Good samaritan comes to rescue of man
Another video is circulating on the internet where a passerby could be seen handing the man a packet of food and water.
In the video, the man could be heard saying he was heading to Delhi when he saw the man consuming the meat of the dead dog. He then parked his car nearby and provided food to the man.
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