Jaipur : The Rajasthan High Court has proven seriousness over the growing incidents of stray canines attacking youngsters and different individuals. Along with this, the courtroom has taken suo motu cognizance of the matter and has sought a reply from the state authorities. The courtroom has appointed advocate Pratik Kasliwal as amicus curiae to help the courtroom within the case. Justice Indrajit Singh and Justice Bhuvan Goyal gave this order whereas taking suo motu cognizance of the media reviews revealed on this regard.
During the listening to, the courtroom mentioned that newspapers publish information day-after-day, which incorporates details about canines attacking pedestrians. Recently, information of an assault on a five-year-old baby has additionally been revealed. The courtroom mentioned that it has come to our information that regardless of complaining to the officers liable for catching stray canines, no motion is taken. They got here to know {that a} legislation has been made in Kerala to do away with stray canines. The courtroom requested the Advocate General current within the courtroom to look into the matter critically.
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On the opposite hand, advocate Pratik Kasliwal mentioned that he himself has lodged a grievance a number of instances concerning stray canines, however the company administration doesn’t take any motion. During this, Advocate General Rajendra Prasad mentioned {that a} petition can also be pending in the identical case. On this, the division bench mentioned that they need to look into the matter critically. If any petition is pending within the case, then this suo motu cognizance can be tagged with it. It is price noting that lately in numerous cities of the state, pedestrians are getting injured as a consequence of stray canine assaults and lots of instances young children have additionally died. On the opposite hand, the State Human Rights Commission has taken cognizance within the case of canines attacking a five-year-old woman in Bharatpur and has sought a reply from the state authorities.
