Supreme Court says previous order prohibiting release of stray dogs ‘too harsh’
The top court made the observation as it modified its earlier August 11 order regarding the management of stray dogs in Delhi and NCR. | India News.
Explanation in simple terms
The Supreme Court has decided that its earlier rule banning the release of stray dogs back into their neighborhoods was too strict. Previously, the court had ordered that these dogs could not be returned to the streets after being vaccinated or sterilized. By calling this order too harsh, the court is now reconsidering how to balance public safety with the humane treatment of animals. This change suggests that stray dogs may soon be allowed back into their original areas.
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