The public case of cat Eros will be heard again, Minister Tunç announces
The public case of a cat named Eros, who was brutally murdered in Başakşehir, Istanbul, will be heard again, according to a recent announcement by Minister Tunç. In a post on his Twitter account, Tunç shared that the Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office’s objection against the decision to postpone the announcement of the prison sentence given to the defendant in the public case was accepted by the High Criminal Court, resulting in the decision being annulled. As a result, the case will be heard again by the court.
Tunç emphasized the sacredness of every living being’s right to life and stated his commitment to standing against all forms of mistreatment towards animals. This decision is seen as a positive step in seeking justice for Eros and sending a message of accountability for cruelty towards animals.
The case has gained significant attention and sparked public outrage following the brutal murder of Eros. The incident has brought animal rights and welfare issues into the spotlight, leading to calls for stricter laws and enforcement to protect animals from abuse and violence.
This announcement comes as a small victory for animal advocates, who hope that the renewed hearing will lead to a just and fair outcome in the case of Eros. As the case continues to unfold, it serves as a reminder of the importance of upholding the rights and well-being of all creatures, and the responsibility to hold those who violate these rights accountable for their actions.
