Animal Birth Control rules
Mumbai Youth Congress Challenges Supreme Court Order on Stray Dog Removal: Legal and Ethical Concerns Raised
Nov 29, 2025 10:03 pm CST
The Mumbai Youth Congress has formally petitioned Chief Justice of India Surya Kant to stay the Supreme Court's November 7 order mandating removal of stray dogs from public institutions. Led by President Zeenat Shabrin, the organization argues the directive contradicts existing animal welfare laws, lacks infrastructure for proper implementation, and bypasses scientifically-proven humane approaches to stray dog management. The petition calls for a Constitution Bench rehearing to consider established welfare protocols and prevent potential suffering to animals.
Supreme Court Mandates Chief Secretaries' Presence for Nationwide Stray Dog Management Hearing
Nov 03, 2025 12:42 am CST
The Supreme Court of India is set to hear a critical case on stray dog management on November 3, requiring Chief Secretaries from most states and Union Territories to appear in person. The court expressed dissatisfaction with widespread non-compliance regarding the Animal Birth Control Rules of 2023, emphasizing the issue's impact on both public safety and India's global reputation. Only West Bengal, Telangana, and Delhi have submitted the required documentation thus far.
Supreme Court Mandates Physical Appearance of Chief Secretaries in Stray Dogs Case
Oct 31, 2025 03:27 pm CST
The Supreme Court has rejected virtual appearance requests from chief secretaries in the stray dogs case, requiring physical attendance on November 3 from officials of all states and Union territories except West Bengal and Telangana. Justice Vikram Nath criticized officials for "sleeping" on court directives and failing to implement Animal Birth Control rules uniformly across India.
Supreme Court Orders States to Address India's Stray Dog Crisis: Compliance and Implementation Challenges
Oct 27, 2025 02:33 pm CST
The Supreme Court has reprimanded state governments for failing to comply with its August directive on managing stray dogs through catch-neuter-release programs. Despite increasing dog attacks nationwide, most states have not submitted required affidavits, while Rajasthan, Chennai, and Noida have begun implementing dog population control measures including sterilization, vaccination, and microchipping in accordance with Animal Birth Control rules.