Over 15 lakh people sign petitions seeking justice for H'bad vet

December 03, 2019 14:24

Over 15 lakh people from across the country have signed petitions on change.org in the last four days seeking justice for the 27-year-old veterinarian who was brutally raped and murdered in Hyderabad. Started on November 29, the petition gathered 3 lakh supporters in just 24 hours and continued to grow rapidly, according to a statement by change.org.

"Within four days, over 500 petitions have been started by regular citizens in an attempt to register protest and anger and the biggest petition that has gathered the signatures of over 8 lakh people has been started by another veterinarian from Mumbai Dr Shantanu Kodape," the statement said. -- PTI

Image: Anu Dubey (in black) along with her brother staged a protest in New Delhi over the gang-rape and murder of the veterinarian in Hyderabad.

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