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Dear Sirs/Madams,

We are animal advocates from Greece, a long way far from your

beautiful country but still informed by Indian animal lovers about what

is happening there concerning animal issues. We were appalled and

shocked to read the story of the horrific murder of the street dog, Kali

in JNU Campus, New Delhi. The cruelty involved in the crime is not only

unspeakable but also arises suspicion on the ability of these human

monsters to harm not only animals but also human beings. Many police and

psychological reports worldwide prove a certain dependence between

animal and human cruelty. Many serial killers amd other criminals had a

history of animal cruelty in their past.

Apart from this, the size of this brutality orders that the

responsible persons are punished at the highest extent of the law, for a

civilized society cannot allow such crimes to take place in vain. It is

a matter of compassion and morality. Not to mention the fact that the

world regards the Indian society as one with long and respected

religious und folk tradition, which represents the peaceful cooexistence

of all forms of life. Animals are nothing less than human beings: they

deserve the same respect and dignity to their life and death. And the

educational committee should always be a pioneer to the promotion of

such ideals, for science and scientists should aim the improvement of

life, physically, mentally and moraly. It is therefore the educational

committee's duty to think very thoroughly and honest, how is it possible

people like Yoronso and his friends to fullfill these demands.

In this aspect we ask to be secured that:

 

a) The responsibles will be expelled and also blacklisted.

b) Yoronso's PhD (which he is going to submit on July 20 or 21, 2008)

will not be accepted and his guide will not be allowed to sign his PhD.

c) A chargesheet against him will be submitted to the police and he

will be immediately arrested.

 

Sincerely yours,

Maria Nika,

Animal advocate from Greece