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SC Orders On Stray Dogs: The Supreme Court has given 3 orders in the case of stray dogs. Regarding this, the court said that the state should work on the report of the amicus curiae and file an affidavit.
SC Orders On Stray Dogs : The Supreme Court has given 3 orders today in the case of stray dogs. The court said that the state should work on the report of the amicus curiae and file an affidavit. At the same time, in its second order, the court said that the order of Rajasthan High Court regarding stray animals on the roads should be implemented in the entire country. In this regard, stray animals should be removed from highways and roads. Keep them in a shelter. The Supreme Court further said that municipal corporation patrolling teams should be formed and 24-hour surveillance should be maintained. Along with this, the court has also ordered to issue a helpline number.
Court gave 3 orders
The Supreme Court has taken a strict stance regarding the stray animals roaming on the roads and highways and has directed the government to immediately remove these animals. He said that stray dogs should be prevented from entering educational institutions, sports complexes, hospitals, bus stands, railway stations by installing fences and adopting other measures. Stray dogs should not be allowed to live there. They should be vaccinated and sterilized and kept in a shelter home. Not only this, the court has asked to implement this order within 8 weeks.
Order given to form highway patrol team
During the hearing, the Supreme Court has directed the states and union territories to form highway patrol teams which will catch stray animals from the roads and keep them in shelters where they will be taken care of. The next hearing in the case related to stray dogs is to be held on January 13.
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not be released from where they were caught
Let us tell you that the bench of Justice Vikram Nath, Justice Sandeep Mehta and Justice NV Anjaria further said on this matter that stray dogs should not be left back at the same place.
The decision has been changed
Let us tell you that on August 11, the bench of Justice JB Pardiwala and Justice R Mahadevan, taking a strict stance on the incidents of dog bites, had ordered to confine all the stray dogs in shelter homes in Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram and Faridabad. Animal lovers reached the Supreme Court in protest against this and placed the matter before the Chief Justice, after which the matter was sent to a bench of 3 judges. After this, a bench of 3 judges had changed the old order and ordered to catch and sterilize and vaccinate the stray dogs in Delhi-NCR and release them back in their area. Also, on August 22, increasing the scope of hearing, the court transferred the cases pending in various High Courts to itself and asked the states to file affidavits, but in two months only two states filed the affidavits.
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