Delhi High Court Orders Sterilisation Camps to Manage Stray Dog Population
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The Delhi High Court has directed authorities to set up sterilisation camps for stray dogs instead of using pounds or culling them. The order came as part of a suo motu public interest litigation initiated by the court itself. The case was opened to monitor compliance with existing Supreme Court directives on stray dog management. Those directives require stray dogs to be removed from public spaces such as schools, hospitals, bus stands, and railway stations. The High Court's approach prioritises humane methods to control the stray dog population across the city.
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