In the arid plains of Sindh, a heart-wrenching incident has cast a shadow over the serene desert landscape. Recently, in the village of UmarKot, Rashid, a local farmer, discovered his beloved camel with all four of its legs brutally amputated.
The camel, which had been sick, was sent to graze with other animals. However, when it didn’t return, Rashid found it dead in a state of unimaginable cruelty.
“God knows who made her run, beat her, and cut her legs. We don’t know anything yet… we’ll see what to do next,” Rashid lamented, his voice heavy with sorrow.
This horrifying incident is not an isolated case. Just a few weeks earlier, another camel was found with one of its legs amputated. This barbaric act was reportedly carried out as punishment for the camel straying into someone’s fields. The matter was privately settled between the camel’s owner and the perpetrator, but the sheer inhumanity of the act has left the community in shock.
What is the public saying?
Speculations are rife that these acts of cruelty are being committed for the sake of notoriety, as people seek to gain attention through such heinous deeds. The motives remain unclear, and the question lingers whether these camels were mutilated while alive or dead, adding another layer of horror to the situation.
The incidents have sparked a wave of distress and outrage among the locals, who are now grappling with the fear that such cruelty might become a norm. As Rashid and others seek justice for their animals, the community is left to wonder what drives such senseless brutality in the heart of Sindh.
