Haryana Monkey Capture Video Sparks Outrage After Crowd Allegedly Slaps Animal
A video from Hathin, Haryana, showing a crowd allegedly slapping a captured monkey before tying it to a motorcycle has triggered outrage. The incident follows a Rs 51,000 capture reward amid repeated monkey attacks.
The footage shows a man carrying the monkey on his back as a crowd cheers. Some people are seen slapping the animal before it is tied to a motorcycle, raising concerns about the handling of captured wildlife.
Local authorities had offered a reward of Rs 51,000 for the monkey’s capture following multiple attacks. The reward was announced amid growing tensions over human-monkey conflicts in the area.
Why are they doing this to the monkey which has been caught viral video from Faridabad shows a group of people using sticks to restrain a monkey and placing it on a motorcycle. The incident has sparked concerns over animal safety and the lack of proper wildlife handling. Authorities have yet to confirm the details or the monkey's current condition.
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The incident has drawn criticism from viewers, who expressed outrage over the alleged mistreatment of the animal. The reaction has also highlighted concerns about how wildlife is handled when animals are captured following repeated encounters with people.
The monkey’s treatment has prompted calls for an investigation under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act. The issue has also renewed attention on the need for humane wildlife handling, particularly in areas experiencing recurring conflicts between people and monkeys.
The incident in Hathin has brought the competing concerns of public safety and animal welfare into focus, with calls for accountability over the treatment of the captured monkey.

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