In New Delhi, from the sale of minor puppies to animals timed to the close and non -hyhienic buildings, the new survey report is said in a new survey report.
In a report published by the law of the Faculty of Law Faculty, the Delhi University, which covered 34 pets stores in Delhi, revealed violations of the 2018 pet store rules, revealing the gloomy reality of neglect, poor regulation and suffering of animals.
From the puppies sold below the legal age, to the animals located in the close, non -hygienic buildings, the results indicate systematic ignoring the laws on animal protection.
Many home shops found that they did without licenses that did not have proper veterinary care and search for animals from unregistered livestock practitioners, which are not only unethical but also illegal in accordance with the current rules, in the report shared with PTI.
“These animals suffer silently, while the laws intended for their protection are ignored,” said Professor Sunanda Bharti, a conveyor of the legal cell of animals.
“In this report, there is a call for awakening-Konak exists to protect animals, but without compulsion it remains meaningless. The authorities must act now,” Bharti said.
The report requires urgent measures, including the immediate disconnect of incompatible home stores, the confiscation of animals that are maintained in violation of the rules and more rigorous monitoring to restrain the illegal sale of wildlife and satellites.
“Without interference, these violations will continue to harm the countless animals, undermining the legal protection that is intended to protect their well -being,” said Ankah Arora, a student -conveer of the legal cell of animals, adding that the inability to obey the existing laws send a dangerous message that the brutality is transmitted.
The legal cell of the animal expressed the hope that detailed conclusions would help law enforcement agencies in stopping illegal practice and ensuring complete implementation of the rules of pet store, 2018.
The cell also once again confirmed the commitment to significant implementation and long -term policy reforms to strengthen the protection of animals.
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