Delhi’s street dogs may soon find relief as the Municipal Corporation of Delhi rolls out a new policy focused on compassion and safety, with feeder zones and renewed care. But the only real question is that,

MCD has begun the process of identifying points for designating them as feeding areas for stray dogs. Meanwhile, Resident Welfare Associations have said that SC's directive on designated feeding points in every locality is ‘impractical’.

Dog lovers and activists in Delhi’s Rohini Sector 27 alleged that carcasses and skeletal remains of stray dogs, including skulls, were found dumped in an open ground. The discovery sparked an overnight protest outside a municipal sterilisation centre,

They added that MCD should show ‘the same level of excitement’ in building dedicated feeding spaces as they showed for catching stray dogs and putting them in shelters.