Kerala rights panel seeks response on stray dog problem
The Kerala State Human Rights Commission has issued notice to the Local Self Government Department and Thiruvananthapuram Corporation over the stray dog menace. Chairperson Justice Alexander Thomas acted after a complaint by social activist P.K. Raju based on media reports.
The Kerala State Human Rights Commission has issued notice to the Local Self Government Department and Thiruvananthapuram Corporation over the stray dog menace, The Hindu reported. The action was taken by the commission’s chairperson, Justice Alexander Thomas. It followed a complaint filed by social activist P.K.
Raju. The complaint was based on media reports, according to the supplied material. The excerpt does not state what response the commission has requested or specify a deadline for the departments and corporation to reply.
It also does not provide details about the incidents cited in the complaint, the number of stray dogs involved or any measures already taken by local authorities.
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