Supreme Court reserves order in modification to stray dogs case

New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Thursday reserved its order in the long-running stray dogs case, a day after hearing submissions from all states and other stakeholders.

The hearing concluded after the bench heard detailed arguments from a wide range of parties, including animal lovers, victims of dog bite incidents, animal rights groups, and counsel representing the Centre as well as state governments, reportedly.

After closing the proceedings, the apex court directed all parties to file their written submissions within a week.