SC rejects plea to stay earlier order on stray dogs; cites 'absence of sustained efforts' by states
The Supreme Court has rejected a plea to stay its earlier order regarding stray dogs. The court cited the 'absence of sustained efforts' by states in managing the issue. This decision emphasizes the need for more effective measures to address the stray dog population.
- ▪The Supreme Court dismissed a plea to stay its previous order on stray dogs.
- ▪The court highlighted a lack of sustained efforts by states to manage the stray dog issue.
- ▪The ruling calls for improved measures to handle the stray dog population.
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