North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: Delhi Incident: The Supreme Court has taken serious cognizance of the increasing attacks of stray dogs across the country and the deaths of them. This cognizance has recently been taken after a painful death of a six -year -old girl in Delhi in an attack of stray dogs. This tragic incident has once again raised concerns over dog terror in urban areas. For some time, there have been reports of deadly attacks on children and adults by stray dogs from cities like Mumbai, Gorakhpur and Bangalore. This is not the first time that the Supreme Court has noticed this serious subject. The Supreme Court is already hearing a case related to stray dog attacks and for this Justice S.K. A committee was also constituted under the chairmanship of Kaul. The committee was tasked to fix compensation to the victims of the injured people due to dog attacks. The committee has advocated the Animal Birth Control ABC program, which aims to control the dog’s population and ensure that no dog is killed indiscriminately. Despite this, the debate continues for a long time whether aggressive stray dogs should be killed or they can only be controlled by sterilization and vaccination. On the one hand, various animal welfare organizations and workers strongly oppose killing stray dogs, while on the other hand many municipal corporations and gram panchayats have to face a lot of difficulty in dealing with this growing problem. The Supreme Court has constantly asked local bodies such as municipalities and gram panchayats to follow the rules related to stray animals honestly and ensure that sterilization and vaccination programs are effectively implemented. This latest cognition of the Society Court reflects the need for immediate solution to this complex and sensitive issue. Especially given the safety of children, who are the biggest threat to these attacks, an effective and balanced policy is the demand for the hour.
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