BJP leader unhappy with Supreme Court's decision, said- 'Delhi will become a city of dogs'

The Supreme Court, while giving an important decision on Friday, has banned the removal of stray dogs from the streets across the country. The court said that the dogs will not be removed from their original place. However, for this, dog lovers and NGOs will have to follow some conditions, such as ensuring their care and vaccination. But BJP leader Vijay Goyal did not agree with this decision. He commented, "After this decision, Delhi will become a city of dogs. Humans will go to their homes and dogs will roam freely on the streets." He says that incidents of dog bites are already increasing in the capital and in such a situation, the decision of the Supreme Court can further increase the problems of the general public.

The Supreme Court on Friday ordered not to remove stray dogs from the streets across the country and talked about their protection. The court said that the dogs will not be removed from their original place, but also laid down a condition that dog lovers and NGOs will have to ensure their sterilization and vaccination.

BJP leader Vijay Goyal has objected to the decision. He said: “I welcome this order of the Supreme Court, but it is very difficult to follow it. There are more than 12 crore dogs in the country and more than 10 lakh dogs in Delhi alone. 2000 dog bite cases are reported every day. The Supreme Court has said that every dog ​​should be sterilized and vaccinated. If dogs bite, will the responsibility be of the Supreme Court or those NGOs who made noise that these stray dogs should stay on the streets?” Goyal believes that after this decision, humans will be confined to homes and dogs will continue to roam freely on the streets. He says that already incidents of dog attacks are a cause of concern and in such a situation, this decision of the Supreme Court can increase the problems of the people.