Supreme Court On Stray Dogs: In the case of stray dogs, the Supreme Court refused to withdraw the old order, gave these instructions including keeping them in shelter houses.

New Delhi. The Supreme Court has clearly refused to withdraw the old order in the case of stray dogs. In the Supreme Court, the bench of Justice Vikram Nath, Justice Sandeep Mehta and Justice NV Anjaria said on Tuesday that its order to remove stray dogs from public places and keep them in shelter houses will remain in force. The Supreme Court said that this is an issue of public health and safety. The court rejected all the applications filed against the SOP of the Animal Welfare Board.

According to the guidelines of the Supreme Court, sterilization and vaccination of stray dogs is necessary. The court said that all the municipal corporations will do the work of catching stray dogs, sterilizing them and vaccinating them. The court said that normal and healthy dogs will be released in their own area after sterilization and vaccination. According to the guidelines of the Supreme Court, ferocious and rabies infected dogs will have to be kept in shelter homes. The Supreme Court has also said that separate shelter homes should be built for ferocious and rabies dogs.

The guidelines of the Supreme Court say that no one can feed food to stray dogs in open spaces and on roads etc. Feeding zones will be created in every area for stray dogs. Which will have to be announced by putting up a board. The Supreme Court has also given orders to remove stray dogs from railway stations, bus stands, playgrounds, schools, colleges and hospitals. The Supreme Court has asked to make a national policy related to stray dogs. So that the same rules apply in the entire country regarding stray dogs. The Supreme Court itself took cognizance of the issue of stray dogs and started hearing the case. Against which dog lovers had filed many petitions. In these, many arguments were given including threat to the life of the dogs, but the Supreme Court did not accept any of the arguments.