The Supreme Court has referred the issue of stray dogs to a three-judge bench, scheduled to hear the matter on August 14.

BJP leader Vijay Goel has welcomed the Supreme Court's decision, citing public safety and the high incidence of dog bites, which he claims amount to 2,000 cases per day in Delhi.

The case will be heard tomorrow, 14 August, by Justice Vikram Nath, Justice Sandeep Mehta, and Justice N V Anjaria.

The top focus of this episode of To The Point is the Supreme Court's order mandating the removal of all stray dogs from the streets of the Delhi NCR region to shelters within eight weeks.

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The CJI B R Gavai on Wednesday late evening constituted a three-judge bench to hear the stray dog case matter on August 14, ...

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A 3-judge bench will re-examine the issue of stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, addressing concerns about public safety and rabies ...

A three-judge bench of the Supreme Court of India will re-examine the court's previous order in which it had asked the ...