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Rahul Gandhi said in a post on X that I welcome the revised instructions of the Supreme Court on stray dogs, as this is a progressive step towards balance between animal welfare and public safety.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday welcomed the revised instructions of the Supreme Court on stray dogs and said that this is a progressive step towards balance in animal welfare. The Supreme Court on Friday amended its 11 August order of transfer of stray dogs, saying that dogs would be released after sterilization and will not be kept in shelter sites, provided they are not crazy or aggressive.
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Rahul Gandhi said in a post on X that I welcome the revised instructions of the Supreme Court on stray dogs, as this is a progressive step towards balance between animal welfare and public safety. This approach is not only kind, but also based on scientific logic. The two-member bench of the Supreme Court on August 11, while hearing a self-cognizance case, ordered Delhi-NCR stray dogs to be taken to shelter homes within eight weeks, to which activists and animal lovers reacted sharply.
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The next day, the case was sent to the three -member new bench of the Supreme Court, which heard the case on 14 August and reserved its verdict. The Supreme Court, retreating from its earlier order, refused to feed stray dogs on the streets on Friday. The Supreme Court said that action will be taken against those found to be fed to stray dogs on the roads under the relevant legal structure. A bench of Justice Vikram Nath, Justice Sandeep Mehta and Justice NV Anjaria said that public servants who disrupted the obstructed would be free to initiate proceedings against those responsible and every NGO or animal lover who is obstructed can be instructed to pay a fine of Rs 25,000.
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