New Delhi/IBNS, Aug. 14 -- The Supreme Court on Thursday reserved its order on pleas seeking a change in the previous judgement that has asked for a relocation of all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to shelter homes in the wake of rising cases of rabies death.

A new bench comprising Justices Vikram Nath, Sandeep Mehta and NV Anjaria has refused to put a stay on the Supreme Court's previous order.

Appearing for an NGO named Project Kindness, senior advocate Kapil Sibal accused the authorities of not building the shelter homes and siphoning the money.

The three judges heard the case again after Chief Justice of India BR Gavai on Wednesday assured to re-examination the order that has triggered outrage.

The top court on Monday ruled that all stra...