Indore News: Ban Imposed On Sale Of Dogs
The Indore Municipal Corporation has imposed a ban on the sale of dogs in the city. This decision has been taken to prevent the cruel treatment of dogs and to promote animal welfare.
The ban has been imposed under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960. According to the Act, any person found guilty of selling dogs can be imprisoned for up to three years and fined up to Rs. 10,000.
The decision has been welcomed by animal rights activists who have been campaigning for the ban for several years. "This is a great step forward for animal welfare in Indore," said an activist. "We are confident that this ban will help reduce the number of dogs being sold for cruel purposes."
The ban will be implemented from April 1, 2023, and will apply to all dog breeders and sellers in the city. The corporation has also set up a committee to monitor the implementation of the ban and to take necessary action against violators.
“This ban is a victory for animal welfare in Indore. We hope that other cities will follow suit and impose similar bans to protect the rights of animals.” - Animal Rights Activist
It is estimated that over 10,000 dogs are sold in Indore every year, with many being sold for cruel purposes such as dog fighting and experimentation.
Conclusion
The ban on the sale of dogs in Indore is a significant step forward for animal welfare in the city. It is a victory for animal rights activists who have been campaigning for this ban for several years. This ban will help reduce the number of dogs being sold for cruel purposes and promote animal welfare in Indore.
Resuming the ban on the sale of dogs in Indore will reduce the number of dogs being sold for cruel purposes and promote animal welfare in the city.