Bengaluru man spends a fortune on rare 'wolfdog' breed. Netizens say: 'This is money laundering.' Check jaw-dropping price

S Sathish recently hit headlines when he spent a whopping Rs 50 crore on a rare ‘wolfdog’ breed named Cadabomb Okami.
In an interview with The Sun, Sathish said, “I spent 50 million rupees on buying this pup because I am fond of dogs and like to own unique dogs and introduce them to India.” According to the report, Sathish has about 150 exotic dog breeds that live on a seven-acre farm and are taken care of by six people.
Sathish, who was once recognized as a prominent breeder of canines, has since stepped away from that profession a few years back. Presently, he earns his livelihood by showcasing his prized dogs to eager spectators at various public gatherings. Sathish asserts that a particular clip featuring him alongside Okami at the premiere of a film garnered an impressive three million views on the internet. Additionally, he disclosed that his distinctive and rare pet dogs consistently captivate audiences at ticketed occasions.

«I chose to invest in these dogs primarily due to their exclusivity. Moreover, I generate a substantial income since people are perpetually fascinated by them,» he explained. «They enthusiastically click selfies and capture photographs. In fact, the level of attention my canine companion and I receive often surpasses that of a celebrity at a film premiere. We both naturally draw massive crowds,» Sathish remarked, according to The Sun.

Netizens React

This news went viral on the Bengaluru subreddit. Responding to the news, one Reddit user quipped, “This screams money laundering and