Mumbai Police senior inspector Sudhir Kudalkar has debunked fake news which was making rounds on social media about the death of Ratan Tata's pet dog "Goa".

Mumbai: Mumbai Police on Tuesday dispelled all the false claims regarding the health of Ratan Tata’s beloved pet dog. A misleading WhatsApp message falsely reported that Goa had died three days after Tata’s passing,

Striking off the claim and verifying it with Shantanu Naidu, a close friend and aide to the late philanthropist, Kudalkar stated that Ratan Tata's dog Goa is not dead. He clarified on Instagram that the dog is alive and that the information about its death is fake.

A senior inspector with the Mumbai Police has confirmed that Ratan Tata 's beloved pet dog, Goa, is alive and healthy dismissing the rumours online. The clarification follows a misleading WhatsApp message that falsely claimed Goa passed away just three days after the death of the industrialist on October 9.

Ratan Tata was widely recognised for his love for dogs and his dedication to the welfare of stray animals. He notably worked to ensure the safety of abandoned pets, especially during the monsoon

In social media, there was a lot of confusion regarding the death of Ratan Tata’s dog, Goa, with some claiming that the dog died shortly after Tata’s passing.

A senior inspector with the Mumbai Police has clarified that contrary to rumours, Ratan Tata’s pet dog Goa is alive and well.

A post is becoming viral on social media with claims that late Ratan Tata's pet dog 'Goa' has passed away. Let us know what is the whole truth of the claim of this viral post.

A viral WhatsApp message falsely claimed that Ratan Tata's dog Goa died. Mumbai Police's inspector Sudhir Kudalkar confirmed the misinformation, reassuring through an Instagram post that Goa is alive and well.

Exposing the truth behind the viral WhatsApp message, Mumbai Police has said that the news that is circulating in social media is false. Ratan Tata's dog Goa is still alive and well, as confirmed by senior Mumbai Police inspector Sudhir Kudalkar in an Instagram post.

Refuting the claim and verifying it with Shantanu Naidu, a close friend and aide to the late philanthropist, Kudalkar stated that Ratan Tata's dog Goa is not dead.