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Woman in Karnataka files case alleging neighbour stole her cat, High Court says...

DNA Tuesday, 10 June 2025 ()
The Karnataka High Court on Tuesday quashed a criminal case filed against a man accused of stealing a cat named Daisy. The case came up for hearing before Justice M Nagaprasanna. Read on to know more.
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'Daisy has driven everyone crazy': Karnataka HC dismisses case against man accused of stealing neighbour's cat; calls it 'frivolous'

The Karnataka High Court dismissed a criminal case against Taha Husain, who was accused of stealing a cat named Daisy. Justice Nagaprasanna humorously noted the...
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