The case stems from a suo motu public interest litigation opened by the High Court to track compliance with Supreme Court orders, which require stray dogs to be removed from public areas like schools, hospitals, bus stands, and railway stations.
The case stems from a suo motu public interest litigation opened by the High Court to track compliance with Supreme Court orders, which require stray dogs to be removed from public areas like schools, hospitals, bus stands, and railway stations.
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The case stems from a suo motu public interest litigation opened by the High Court to track compliance with Supreme Court orders, which require stray dogs to be removed from public areas like schools, hospitals, bus stands, and railway stations.
