New Delhi, Aug. 23 -- Following the Supreme Court's recent order issued on Friday on stray dogs, residents in Delhi's Saket area and the local RWA (Resident Welfare Association) raised strong objections, highlighting that the order does not guarantee public safety and the situation remain the same as it used to be.

The Supreme Court recently ruled that only stray dogs showing aggressive behaviour or those infected with rabies should be kept in the shelters. All other dogs, once vaccinated and immunised, must be released back into the area from where they were picked up. The court stated that dogs should not be removed from their natural environment unnecessarily.

In Saket, residents questioned how authorities would determine if a dog is...