A day after ordering removal of stray dogs from Delhi-NCR, the Supreme Court directed all leftover food be disposed of in covered bins to stop canines from entering its premises. The move aims to curb dog bites, maintain hygiene, and ensure safety.
The Calcutta High Court said police must act against violators if the July 28 Nabanna rally by school job candidates disrupts business. Since police denied permission, any unlawful gathering will face legal action as per law.
The Bombay High Court has mandated that abandoned vehicles not obstruct public spaces in Mumbai, directing urgent and continuous disposal efforts by police. Merely moving these vehicles to dumping locations is insufficient; proper disposal through legal methods is required. This ruling aims to alleviate traffic congestion and improve urban management in the city.
Today, 22nd October, the Supreme Court temporarily halted bulldozer actions linked to the Bahraich violence case, agreeing to review challenges against demolition notices. The Uttar Pradesh government assured no action will be taken until the next hearing. Concerns about sensitive demolition practices prompted this temporary stay for further examination.
