The Supreme Court has allowed sterilized stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to return to the streets, modifying its earlier order. Aggressive or rabid dogs will remain in shelters, while public feeding is banned, and dedicated municipal feeding zones will be created. Petitioner and Advocate Nanita Sharma praised the Supreme Court’s ruling on stray dogs, noting that the court has directed all states to take part in ensuring proper care and management. Watch her response and the key takeaways from the order, which seeks to protect animals while addressing public concerns across India.
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