Supreme Court refuses to modify its order on relocation, sterilisation of stray dogs
The Supreme Court has upheld its order requiring the removal of stray dogs from public spaces, emphasizing the need for safety in high-footfall areas. The court highlighted the dangers posed by stray dogs, particularly to vulnerable populations such as children and the elderly. It also warned officials of potential consequences for failing to comply with the order.
- ▪The Supreme Court refused to modify its order from November 2025 regarding stray dog removal.
- ▪The court emphasized the right to live without the threat of dog attacks, particularly for vulnerable groups.
- ▪Officials who do not comply with the order may face contempt proceedings and disciplinary action.
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- ▪ Can't ignore dog bites: What Supreme Court said refusing to tweak stray relocation order — Hindustan Times — Top
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday (May 19, 2026) refused to modify its November 7, 2025 order directing all States and Union Territories to ensure the removal of stray dogs from high-footfall public institutions, including educational institutions, hospitals, sports complexes, bus depots, and railway stations.A Bench of Justices Vikram Nath, Sandeep Mehta and N.V. Anjaria observed said, “Right to life with dignity encompasses the right to live freely without threat of harm from a dog bite attack. The State cannot remain a passive spectator.
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