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Justice Mini Pushkarna additionally directed the authorities and different events involved to provide suggestions relating to the rehabilitation of stray canine.
“Dog is essentially the most liked animal on this planet and nice associates of people. It needs to be ensured that canine are protected and given dignity,” the courtroom mentioned.
“Either canine are at residence or shelter… not on roads consuming rubbish. Humans and canine each are struggling. Neither people nor canine are protected,” Justice Pushkarna mentioned.
Upon being knowledgeable that sterilisation of round 70% stray canine would resolve the difficulty, the decide mentioned the proposed resolution had been lingering for the final three a long time however nothing had modified.
“Sterilisation isn’t working in any respect. It’s not the answer,” the courtroom mentioned.
The courtroom famous that the one proposal that happened in a gathering performed by the Delhi Chief Secretary was the sterilisation of canine.
The courtroom mentioned a number of animal contraception centres and vet hospitals have been non-functional within the metropolis.
It requested the Chief Secretary to name a gathering of all stakeholders involved on steps for eradicating strays from the streets and rehabilitating them in an institutional shelter.
The courtroom was listening to a plea filed by one Pratima Devi, who had challenged the Municipal Corporation of Delhi’s discover of demolition of a makeshift shelter in Saket, the place she sorted greater than 200 canine.
The matter was posted for September 17.
Published – August 07, 2025 01:23 am IST








