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[Ashish @AshishBiji]

I had 1,78,000 points on Mariott Bonvoy and they just canceled them coz I had a old work email ID with no access
Please help @BonvoySupport
I was trying to book my summer vacation and got a shock seeing points at zero 🤪
Toll free number also not working
HELP !!!

[Ashish @AshishBiji]

I had 1,78,000 points on Mariott Bonvoy and they just canceled them coz I had a old work email ID with no access
Please help @BonvoySupport
I was trying to book my summer vacation and got a shock seeing points at zero 🤪

[Ashish @AshishBiji]

@LiveLawIndia Why should poor animals suffer if the authorities have failed to implement ABC for decades while the funding was provided by government

Why are they not being held accountable !

New Delhi is the capital of the 4th largest economy and not a single proper government vet hospital

[Ashish @AshishBiji]

@HansrajMeena Media needs to wake up

[Dhirendra Singh @DhirendraKumar7]

Sector 79, Gurugram choking in dust! 💨
Broken roads, zero visibility & daily health risk.
Despite repeated complaints, no action by @GMDA_Gurugram @MCManesar @HSPCBOfficial. @cmohry
Residents deserve clean air & safe roads!
#Gurugram #Sector79 #DustPollution #RightToBreathe

[Ashish @AshishBiji]

@JesudossAsher @AmbikaShukla15 @DGSAI Shameful @DGSAI

[Ashish @AshishBiji]

@joedelhi @DelhiAirport @JM_Scindia @AAI_Official @tehseenp @Suhelseth @gupta_rekha @KapilMishra_IND @Dept_of_AHD @sudhirchaudhary @JesudossAsher @pfaindia @narendramodi @PMOIndia @HMOIndia @CMODelhi Shocking @DelhiAirportGMR
This is a violation of the law and also inhumane starving poor dogs
@JM_Scindia @AAI_Official
Those dogs are extremely friendly and part of the fabric

[Rahul Gandhi @RahulGandhi]

I welcome the Supreme Court’s revised directions on stray dogs, as it marks a progressive step toward balancing animal welfare and public safety. The approach is both compassionate and rooted in scientific reasoning.

[Ashish @AshishBiji]

#savedelhincrdogs2025 #SaveDelhiDogs2025 #savedelhincrstrays

[Rahul Gandhi @RahulGandhi]

The SC’s directive to remove all stray dogs from Delhi-NCR is a step back from decades of humane, science-backed policy.

These voiceless souls are not “problems” to be erased.
Shelters, sterilisation, vaccination & community care can keep streets safe - without cruelty.

Blanket removals are cruel, shortsighted, and strip us of compassion.

We can ensure public safety and animal welfare go hand in hand.

[Gauri Maulekhi @gauri_maulekhi]

A death sentence for our community animals.

In a shocking move, the Supreme Court has ordered that all street dogs in Delhi, Ghaziabad, Gurgaon & Noida be permanently confined in pounds — with CCTV to ensure none are released.

The court has ignored Animal Birth Control rules, dismissed inputs from intervening parties, and even cited a Western movie dialogue to justify its stance.
All this, despite zero human rabies deaths recorded in Delhi in the past 3 years.

This is not just unscientific, it’s cruel and dangerous. If you care for street animals, now is the time to speak in one voice.

[☆ @swanaamdhaanya]

Please understand, the government is dictating to you. It is taking away your voting rights and at the same time adding fake voters.

WAKE UP!! SPEAK UP!!
to protect democracy.

[Vir Das @thevirdas]

If you are a resident of Delhi. Can I persuade you to adopt an indie off the streets, more than one? They are extremely healthy, low maintenance, and will provide you with more love affection and gratitude than you could ever imagine. Am also asking you to wholeheartedly and generously support your nearest animal welfare NGO. I plan on doing so, I hope you will too. As appeals are filed in court and processes take their time, it's important for our humanity to kick in immediately. Please do your part, big or small, it all adds up 🙏

[Anand Sankar @saybwala]

1. Wait for written orders of the Supreme Court on stray dogs in NCT.

2. Media is whipping up animal hate frenzy - ignore.

3. I have already reached out to legal professionals who are passionate about animal welfare and rest assured this order will be challenged legally.

4. In the interim, do your best to protect voiceless street animals from animal hating vigilantes who will try to use this opportunity to cause them harm.

5. Animal welfare workers, especially feeders, immediately buy a body camera and ensure you have it ON during your routine feeding to ensure you document any hate/violence towards you. At worst, ensure you have your mobile phone handy to video document any harassment.

6. Don't give up, standing up for voiceless animals is the least we can do in our lives.

7. Don't indulge time wasters & trolls who will try to bait you into useless online arguments. Stay focused.

[Anish Gawande @anishgawande]

The Supreme Court order on stray dogs in Delhi is nothing but a death sentence for every single stray on every single street in the national capital - and each one of us needs to raise our voice against it to #SaveDelhiDogs.

Listen, I’m not some animal rights activist. I think every single stray dog needs to be vaccinated, sterilised, and released into safe surroundings. Those who bite humans should be rehabilitated or put into a shelter.

But how on EARTH and WHY are you putting EVERY SINGLE STREET DOG in Delhi in a shelter?

Pehle toh aapke paas shelter nahi hai, aur order implement ABHI honi hai. What is the government doing? Releasing them into the forest! Into the ridge! How the hell will they survive?

What is worse, they have absurd rules - you cannot adopt any dog that has been put into a shelter. So what will a puppy who has been picked up from the street today do? Live the rest of his life in a sarkari prison?

The Supreme Court is correct to worry about a rise in rabies cases. But the solution is not this ABSURD, IMPRACTICAL, and INHUMAN plan to throw all our street dogs into poorly managed, poorly built shelters in the middle of nowhere.

GLOBAL examples have shown that there is only ONE solution to this problem: vaccinate, sterilise, and release. Why does the government not want to follow SUPREME COURT RULINGS directing the MCD to carry out sterilisation drives?

With all due respect to the Supreme Court, today’s verdict is not based in legal precedent nor in common sense or scientific fact. Aur toh aur, it goes against laws put in place by Parliament because of leaders like @Manekagandhibjp ji. This is a classic case of judicial overreach by a judiciary that has forgotten that it cannot invent the law.

Finally, baat rahi of long term solutions. Most strays were once pets bought from sasta breeders who don’t care about animals.

What happens when the dog that Dimple Aunty bought for her son’s birthday is thrown onto the streets one year later? When he mates with another dog abandoned by another careless owner and has kids on the street?

How many dogs will you keep transferring to these shelters - and for how long?

Look at the condition of the gaushalas constructed by this government. Look at the failed policy of trying to send monkeys to shelters. Jo gay ko sambhal nahi paaye, jo Dilli mein bandaron ki samasya ka hal dhoondh nahi sake, woh kutton ki kya izzat karenge?

MCD ki incompetence ki keemat hamare strays kyun bhare? @gupta_rekha ji, reconsider your decision. You still have time. We can work together to ensure Delhi’s streets are safe for dogs AND humans.

[Press Trust of India @PTI_News]

VIDEO | Animal Rights Activist Maneka Gandhi spoke on the Supreme Court's order to remove all stray dogs from the Delhi-NCR streets within 8 weeks. She says, "This judgment is a suo motu case, which means nobody complained; the judge took it up on his own. We were expecting something like this anyway. Now, if this order is to be followed, it would mean rounding up three lakh dogs in Delhi and placing them in centres. The Delhi government would need to find 1,000–2,000 centres, as too many dogs together would fight. They would first need land, then construct facilities within eight weeks, costing at least Rs 4-5 crore, with caretakers, feeders, and watchmen to prevent escapes. This judgment seems to lack rational thought and stems from anger. Strangely, the order is based on a newspaper report of a child killed by dogs, but the family has confirmed the child died of meningitis."

(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/bIyFWTfmBd)

[Ashish @AshishBiji]

6 करोड़ कुत्तों को शेल्टर में रखना ≈ ₹20.58 लाख करोड़/पहला साल! ये 44% पूरे भारत के वार्षिक बजट के बराबर है।कानून भी कहता है — ABC Rules 2023, Rule 11: कुत्तों को उनके इलाके में लौटाना अनिवार्य है।SaveDelhiDogs #SaveDelhiDogs2025 #StrayDogs #StopRelocation #ABCRules2023

[Ashish @AshishBiji]

🐾 These loyal guardians deserve care, not displacement.
please raise your voice.
#SaveDelhiDogs2025

[Ashish @AshishBiji]

Confinement of Stray Dogs in Delhi NCR
Confinement is cruelty, “pounds” in India have been overcrowded, underfunded, and poorly managed. Moving thousands of dogs into such facilities will not protect them, it will condemn them to slow death
@PMOIndia @narendramodi @RahulGandhi

[Ashish @AshishBiji]

Poor planning and design failure
This has made delhi gurgaon a nightmare