India's top court wanted Delhi's stray dogs gone, but it may have worsened the issue
NeutralU.S News

In Noida, India, Sujata Bisht has taken on the role of caretaker for over 40 stray dogs, earning her the affectionate title of 'grandma' among the local community. This situation comes in the wake of India's top court expressing a desire to address the stray dog population in Delhi, which has sparked debates about the effectiveness of such measures. While the court's intentions may have been to improve public safety, the reality on the ground suggests that the issue may have become more complex, highlighting the need for compassionate solutions that balance animal welfare with community concerns.
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