New Delhi: The Supreme Court is scheduled to give directions and interim orders on the stray dogs' case in Kerala on September 28. For this, the court has asked the parties to give brief information. Commenting on the dog attack incident, the court asked the state to find a solution. The Supreme Court suggested that rabies-infected dogs or vicious dogs may be kept in different places.
Justice Sanjiv Khanna has said that it will not be so easy, there will be many objections. Rabies-infected or ferocious dogs that have bitten someone can be kept at a local daycare centre. He said that you cannot ask a person walking on the street to be bitten by a dog, it is not acceptable. We have to admit that this is a big problem. Thereafter, the court sought more time to put the statutory and other things on record and to apprise the court of the exact position. The Supreme Court listed the matter for interim orders and directions on September 28. The parties are at liberty to file a summary regarding interim orders.
Let us inform you that in this petition, the recent incident of dog bite of a 12-year-old girl in Kerala has also been mentioned. While the dog was vaccinated against rabies. The lawyer said that in 2016 the apex court had constituted a committee headed by a former high court judge to deal with complaints related to dog bites and to provide compensation to the victims. Advocate VK Biju told the court that in the last 5 years, 10 lakh people have been bitten by dogs.
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