The next hearing has actually been scheduled for March 16, the High Court said.
Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court on Wednesday started a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) over the gruesome death of a five-year-old young boy who was whipped to death by roaming dogs in Hyderabad on Sunday.
The High Court blamed “carelessness” on part of the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) for the young boy’s death and asked the local body what actions are being required to reduce events of roaming dog attacks. The High Court revealed acknowledgements for the five-year-old’s death and guaranteed that it would check out the matter of payment for his family.
Notices have actually been released by the High Court to the Chief Secretary, Municipal Administration and Urban Development Department Principal Secretary, GHMC Commissioner, GHMC Deputy Commissioner (Amberpet), GHMC Veterinary Officer, Hyderabad District Collector and Member Secretary of Telangana State Legal Services Authority.
The next hearing has actually been scheduled for March 16, the High Court said.
Meanwhile, the GHMC held a series of emergency situation conferences to enhance an action strategy.
- Intensifying animal contraception procedure to attain 100 percent sterilisation of roaming dogs.
- Strict action versus unlawful discarding of raw meat and food waste by meat stores and hotels respectively.
- Drinking water center for street dogs as water tension develops panic and can make them relentless.
- Mobile app to track family pet stores, family pets and their owners.
- Targetted method for locations with thick dog population.
On Sunday, a pack of roaming dogs surrounded a five-year-old young boy, Pradeep, and whipped him to death. Visuals of the event were recorded by CCTVs set up in the car workshop substance in Amberpet region where the young boy’s dad worked as a guard.
In the videos, the dogs were seen assaulting the young boy who was walking alone. Unrelenting, the roaming dogs kept tearing at the young boy, without any one in sight to come to his rescue. The five-year-old suffered major injuries in the attack and was hurried to the medical facility by his dad and others where he was stated brought dead.
Footage of the attack, which went viral on social networks, provoked big public protest, with lots of requiring more stringent action to suppress the hazard of roaming dogs.
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