Stray Dogs in India: Even a bark has a spark

Please try and collect proof for purchase of the dogs. If really someone purchased them and then left them on the streets, you can take action against such purchaser.

Dear Client, you can complaint about the stray dogs to the municipal authorities and ask them to take them away.

Dear Client, Given the ongoing issues with your KTM bike and the unsatisfactory responses from the service center, you have several legal options under Indian consumer protection laws. The Consumer Protection Act, 2019, provides remedies for defective goods and deficient services. You can file a complaint with the consumer court, citing the persistent starting issues despite multiple repairs and the financial burden incurred due to the repeated service visits and parts replacement. Document all interactions with the service center, including invoices and communication records, as evidence. Additionally, you can request the contact details of higher authorities, such as the Area Service Manager (ASM), from the company. If they refuse, you can highlight this in your complaint. A legal notice may also be sent to the dealership and the manufacturer, demanding a resolution, such as a full repair, replacement of the bike, or a refund. Consulting with a consumer rights lawyer can help guide you through this process and ensure your rights are protected.

Dear Client, The right to keep a pet is outlined in Article 51 A(g) of the Constitution of India which grants every citizen of India the right to choose to live with or without a companion animal and makes it a fundamental duty of every Indian citizen to respect and have compassion for all forms of life. So, for infringement of the constitutional right, a pet owner/lover can complain about the persons who objected to feeding stray dogs or cate to the police station or file a civil suit before the Court for violation of the Wildlife Protection Act (1972) and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act (1960). The Supreme Court has upheld the right of citizens to feed strays, and the Animal Welfare Board of India has guidelines stating that Builders/RWAs cannot deny feeding or designated feeding spots without the consent of the feeders and they can face legal action if they issue illegal orders or intimidate residents who feed stray cats or dogs in society. No laws exist to prohibit the keeping of pets or feeding of stray animals You can also seek help from NGO's who render dedicated service for animal welfare to resolve the issue.

Dear Client You see feeding stray dogs is not a crime and and yo should continue doing this the problem is that when they follow you and come inside the complex. Try to keep them away from the complex and don't let them come in. That should solve the problem.