A disturbing incident in Goa has sparked outrage after a protected Indian Rock Python was allegedly burnt alive in Candolim. According to reports, the act was captured on video, showing an individual setting the snake on fire, leading to its death. The case has been reported to Calangute Police by the District Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (DSPCA), North Goa. Authorities have been urged to take strict legal action under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972, where the Indian Rock Python is listed under Schedule I, offering it the highest level of protection. Any harm to such species is considered a serious offence. The incident has triggered widespread anger among animal lovers and conservationists, who are demanding justice and stronger enforcement of wildlife laws. Further investigation is underway as officials examine the evidence.
Outrage in Goa after Indian rock python set on fire in Candolim
