SC refuses to dilute stray dog directions, orders strict implementation
The Supreme Court has upheld its November 2025 directions regarding the removal of stray dogs from public institutional areas. The court emphasized the alarming rise in dog bite incidents, which have affected public confidence in urban governance. Authorities are now authorized to take necessary measures, including euthanasia for dangerous dogs, to ensure public safety.
- ▪The Supreme Court refused to modify its directions on the removal of stray dogs from institutional areas.
- ▪The court highlighted the increasing frequency and severity of dog bite incidents across the country.
- ▪States are required to strengthen the Animal Birth Control framework and establish ABC centers in every district.
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SC refuses to dilute stray dog directions, orders strict implementationThe court underlined that the issue had spread beyond residential localities into airports and other public institutional spaces.Published on: May 19, 2026 11:10 AM ISTBy Utkarsh AnandShare viaCopy link The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to modify its November 2025 directions mandating the removal of stray dogs from institutional areas such as schools, hospitals, sports complexes, railway stations and bus depots, adding that such dogs cannot be released back into these locations even after sterilisation.Supreme Court of India.
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