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Two girls were injured in stray dog attack on Tuesday at Bengaluru University Campus. One of them is in critical condition. The incident took place around 11 am. The students are a third year student of Integrated MSC course of Economics at Dr. BR Ambedkar School of Economics University.
They have been identified as Saujanya (Karnataka) and Rega Nitasita (Telangana). The dogs have suffered serious injuries due to the attack of dogs. He has been admitted to the ICU of a private hospital. At the same time, Rega is undergoing treatment.
The incident took place a day after the Supreme Court has issued strict instructions to catch stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, sterilization and keep them in shelter homes.
The Supreme Court had said- dogs should not return to the streets The Supreme Court on August 11 warned that the order could lead to legal action due to any interruption in the order. The court has asked to take immediate steps to deal with dog attacks and rabies threats.
The bench of Justices JB Pardiwala and R Mahadevan stressed that stray dogs should first be removed from the areas. If the team is to be formed, hurry up. This should be the first and most important task to free all areas from stray dogs.
The court said that this order is not for our own benefit, but for the common people. It cannot include any kind of feelings. Children should not have rabies at any cost. Such action should create confidence in people that they can roam freely without fear of stray dogs.
July 28- Supreme Court describes rabies deaths from rabies On July 28, the Supreme Court took notice on the incidents of rabies deaths due to stray dog attacks. The court described it as extremely worrying and intimidating.
Earlier, Minister of State for Animal Husbandry, SP Singh Baghel had told in the Lok Sabha on 22 July that in 2024, more than 37 lakh dogs cases came. Apart from this, 54 people died of rabies.
The report is related to the death of Chitra Sharma, a six -year -old girl in Delhi. He was bitten by a dog on 30 June. He died on 26 July despite treatment.
Maneka Gandhi raised questions on the decision of the Supreme Court Not only Rahul but Maneka Gandhi has also questioned this order of the Supreme Court. Maneka also said on Monday, ‘There are three lakh stray dogs in Delhi. All of them will be caught and sent to shelter home. To remove them from the roads, the Delhi government will have to build 1 thousand or 2 thousand shelter homes. Because not more dogs cannot be kept together.
Manipur in the country, not stray dogs in the Netherlands in the world According to 2019 government data, Odisha has the highest number of 39.7 dogs in Odisha. At the same time, there is no dog in Lakshadweep-Manipur. While the Netherlands in the world is a country where there are no stray dogs.
