The Supreme Court also sought a status report from authorities on the implementation of its directions on handling stray dogs when it hears the matter again after 6 weeks.

The supreme court has said that all stray dogs in Delhi NCR must be shifted away from residential localities and any organisation that blocks this exercise will face the strictest action. The top court's significant order comes amid a rise in cases of dog bites in Delhi,

Thousands of dog bite cases, some causing rabies, prompted the Supreme Court ruling, but conservationists criticized the order as an impractical and unscientific move.India' s top court on Monday ordered the removal of stray dogs from New Delhi's streets,

The Supreme Court bench of Justice JB Pardiwala and Justice R Mahadevan directed that stray dogs which have been picked up and moved to shelters should not be released back into the streets.

The Supreme Court directs Delhi-NCR authorities to curb rising rabies deaths by removing stray dogs from streets and housing them in monitored shelters.

The debate over stray dogs in Delhi has now moved from the streets to the highest court in the country and will soon move to the city's shelters.

Indian Supreme Court instructs Delhi government, civic bodies, and local authorities to complete relocation process within 8 weeks - Anadolu Ajansı

India’s top court has ordered authorities in New Delhi to start removing all stray dogs from its streets and to sterilize and relocate them to shelters permanently.

PETA criticises the Supreme Court's order to remove stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, arguing it's unscientific and impractical. They advocate for effective sterilisation programs instead of displacement.

India’s top court orders 5,000 stray dogs removed from New Delhi to curb rabies and attacks, sparking debate among animal activists.