Delhi's Stray Dog Dilemma: Community Action Post-Supreme Court Order
A meeting with all Resident Welfare Associations of Delhi will be held soon to discuss the Supreme Court's order about relocating stray dogs. Led by BJP leader Vijay Goel, the initiative aims to address stray dog issues, demand compensation for victims, and streamline animal birth control regulations.
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In a significant move to address the stray dog issue, a meeting of all Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) in Delhi is slated to take place soon at Talkatora Stadium. The gathering, announced by BJP leader Vijay Goel, aims to chart a path following the Supreme Court's order regarding stray dogs.
The Supreme Court's order from August 11 calls for the permanent relocation of stray dogs from Delhi NCR streets to designated shelters. Goel communicated this new development during an address at Bengali Market in central Delhi, highlighting the need for swift action to make public spaces safer.
Vijay Goel, backed by his supporters and members of RWAs, expressed appreciation for the Supreme Court's decisive action. He called on the central government to enforce the order effectively. Additionally, Goel is advocating for victim compensation and revisions in animal birth control policies, while challenging certain animal rights activists he accused of opposing the order for personal gains.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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