The accusations included illegal capture of stray dogs and puppies, overcrowding of cages, unhygienic conditions, and insufficient food

Animal welfare members and dog lovers protested outside a stray dog shelter in Delhi, alleging mistreatment. They demanded the release of dogs in line with a Supreme Court directive. Police ensured order during the protest and found no signs of mistreatment,

This sparked a massive overnight protest outside a municipal dog sterilisation centre, where protesters alleged that strays were being killed inside the facility instead of being sterilised, reported Times Now.

Dog lovers and activists in Delhi’s Rohini Sector 27 alleged that carcasses and skeletal remains of stray dogs, including skulls, were found dumped in an open ground. The discovery sparked an overnight protest outside a municipal sterilisation centre,

Acting on the Supreme Court's latest directions, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has begun reworking its stray dog policy, with officials ordered to set up feeder zones, intensify sterilisation,

The Supreme Court will today deliver its order on a plea seeking a stay on the August 11 directive mandating the immediate relocation of stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to shelter homes. The directive, issued by a two-judge bench,

Delhi’s street dogs may soon find relief as the Municipal Corporation of Delhi rolls out a new policy focused on compassion and safety, with feeder zones and renewed care. But the only real question is that,

Delhi Mayor Raja Iqbal Singh on August 22 welcomed Supreme Court’s decision on stray dogs and called it a good decision. He “...We welcome the decision. This is a very good decision, and we will implement it 100%.