In case of stray dogs, Monday (3 On November 2025), the Chief Secretaries of all the states appeared in the Supreme Court. solicitor General Tushar Mehta told the court that all the states have filed affidavits, on which Senior Advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi Raised questions that many important things have not been mentioned in it. On October 27, the Supreme Court reprimanded the states for not filing the affidavit and ordered their Chief Secretaries to appear in the court.

justice Vikram Nath, justice Sandeep Mehta And justice NV Anjariya The bench was hearing. Abhishek Manu Singhvi said in court that affidavits Many important facts have not been mentioned. Like what is the budget of the states to deal with this matterhow many dogs sterilize Done, how many Animal Birth Control (ABC) Centers were created. He suggested that a chart should be made, according to which the states would record their responses.

Justice, according to Live Law’s report Vikram Nath also advocate Singhvi agreed to the advice and said that we checklist Should be made. He said, ,We will not hear individual cases today. Today we have listed the cases of all the states just for compliance. We will look at these in a few days and issue orders. let’s just see that states of this stage But what to say?,

Chief Secretaries of all the states appeared personally in the Supreme Court. The court was told that all the states have filed affidavits. The court asked which state’s chief secretary Have not come. solicitor general frost Mehta Told that the Chief of Madhya Pradesh secretary Have reached Delhi, But he is in traffic. They said that MP Chief Secretary of First the flight got delayed a bit. Now due to traffic it is taking time to come from the airport.

The court asked whether the affidavit of Madhya Pradesh has been filed. The court expressed satisfaction when the answer was yes. court by amicus curie Asked to prepare a brief note from the responses of all the states and make it available by Wednesday Is. The court will give its verdict in this case on Friday, November 7.

In further hearing, Chief Secretaries were exempted from personal appearance. The court said that the hearing of the case will continue further. Even the Chief Secretary of Kerala was not present. The Principal Secretary came in his place. The court accepted this also. after completion of the hearing solicitor The General told that the Chief of Madhya Pradesh secretary Have come to court.

(With inputs from Nipun Sehgal)