India's Supreme Court orders removal of street dogs from Delhi, sparking controversy over health and welfare impacts.

India's Supreme Court has ordered the removal of street dogs from the National Capital Region, amid concerns over public health and animal welfare. The order, which requires strays to be relocated to shelters, has sparked controversy and protests. Critics argue the move could lead to a public health crisis and mass suffering for animals, while supporters claim it addresses the issue of dog bites and fatalities. The case has been transferred to a three-judge bench for further review.