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Maharashtra: Annoyed by neighbour's parrot, senior citizen files complaint with Pune police

Updated on: 07 August,2022 04:21 PM IST  |  Pune
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Suresh Shinde filed a complaint with Khadki police station on August 5 against his neighbour Akbar Amjad Khan as the latter's parrot would constantly screech and squawk, which was allegedly disturbing the senior citizen

Maharashtra: Annoyed by neighbour's parrot, senior citizen files complaint with Pune police

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The constant screeching and squawking of a parrot has forced a 72-year-old man in Pune in Maharashtra to file a police complaint, an official said on Sunday.


Suresh Shinde filed a complaint with Khadki police station on August 5 against his neighbour Akbar Amjad Khan as the latter's parrot would constantly screech and squawk, which was allegedly disturbing the senior citizen, the official said.


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The housing complex is situated in Shivajinagar area of the city, he added.

"We have taken a non-cognisable offence for breach of peace and criminal intimidation against the owner of the parrot on Shinde's complaint. We will proceed as per rules," the Khadki police station official added.

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