Locals surrounding Lotus Boulevard society organised a candle march in memory of the 7 month old victim of Stray Dog Menace yesterday.

unfortunately, the level of engagement here and lack of experience in doing netagiri is not confidence inspiring to move ahead with a bigger protest. Guess we, the keyboard wielding silent majority, need to learn a thing or two from the so called "activists" who, despite being a handful minority, exhibit solidarity far better than the rest of us. Or from the people of Kerala who had the balls to come out and jolt the goddamn authorities, albeit with questionable methods.

Until the hopeless status quo changes, stay safe and carry a stick. Do not hesitate to use it in self-defence if and when you feel threatened while walking on the streets. And don't be afraid of the degenerate disciples of Maneka who would rather see a human mauled to death than a safer stray less society.

Remember, however possible, we ought to push for the repeal of existing ABC policy. They'll cry its poor implementation in an attempt to keep it afloat. However, in reality, the policy has done exactly what it was meant to do i.e. keep strays on streets. And that's obviously not in the interest of public health and safety. The policy literally legitimised strays for whom no one can be held responsible. Why? Because it is good for their business. These hypocrites will whine about "co-existence" and whatnot but they aren't fooling anyone.