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Ban sought on animal sex websites

  •   Wed, Mar 12 2014 02:08:35 PM

Agra, March 12 (IANS): Naresh Kadyan, an activist, has demanded a ban on animal sex websites.

Kadyan told IANS that he has sent a petition to the president and state and central government departments concerned.

"Not only animal sex websites show cruelty to animals but there are instances of youth being misguided," Kadyan said.

He added that "almost all animal sex websites are run from outside India".

 
  

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