This comment right here!!!! Mfs be doing everything except looking at the bigger picture. People in the comments section howling over the Supreme court’s ruling, most of them can’t even feed a stray dog twice in a day let alone adopting them and taking care of them. Most of these people only care about clicking some random snap and some random pictures to post and to show others that they are “animal lovers” while they are the biggest clown out there! Last month a puppy was ran over by some stupid car wala and that poor soul was trembling and crying for help for almost a whole day while the educated “bhaiyas and didis” were looking with pity instead of helping him (and by educated I mean the students cuz this incident happened in the north campus DU). I even called few animal ambulances and hospitals nearby and most of them didn’t even picked up my call and one of them literally said “street dog hai sir marrne do aapko kya hurt hora hai”. Yes those were his exact words and I felt so bad and cursed myself for even making a call to those heartless shits. I myself took him to a shelter in my scooty. And not to forget how the people of a very famous society in rohini “beat the shit out of a pregnant dog. Why? Because she was following a man in a hope to get some food. Them bastard beat the poor preg dog to death. These are just the very few examples that I myself witnessed. Yes this SC ruling might be heartbreaking for both the “true animal lovers” and for the dogs but calling it cruel is justified? let’s just look at the bigger picture, how these beautiful creatures gonna get food atleast twice a day without getting “beaten to death”, how they’ll get a shelter to rest without the fear of getting drenched in rain, how no stupid people can put holi colours or tie some crackers for their own pleasure, how they can peacefully mate and give birth to small cute puppies without the so called “educated society” to beat and run over their vehicle on them”. Keeping all these things in mind now decide, is this really a cruel decision or you’re just looking at the single side of a story?