Top Court On Stray Dogs | "Can't Read A Dog's Mind When He Is In A Mood To Bite": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Tuesday heard a number of interlocutory applications in the stray dogs case, with a three-judge bench flagging safety concerns over the animals on highways. A bench of Justices Vikram Nath, Sandeep Mehta, and NV Anjaria said that no one can read the animal's mind when he is in a "mood to bite or not", adding that "prevention is better than cure".
"The roads have to be clear and clean of dogs. They might not bite, but they still cause accidents. Why do we need dogs on streets, schools, and institutional areas?" the bench said.
