If street dogs bite any person the lady feeding the dogs would be held responsible 

SC has suggested people who routinely feed stray dogs could be made responsible for their vaccination and also liable to bear the costs if those animals attack people, while emphasising on a need to find a solution to the stray dogs' menace.

2) The BMC has collaborated with many NGOs to come up with the VHD Mumbai portal that enables Mumbaikars to raise a complaint or request sterlization / vaccination for stray dogs from Mumbai.

3)Reach out to the local municipal authorities or animal control agencies. They may have programs in place to address the issue of stray dogs. They might conduct sterilization and vaccination drives to control the population.

Legal Framework

1. 
   ABC Rules 2023: Stray dogs cannot be relocated permanently unless aggressive or diseased.
2. 
   Municipal Corporation: Responsible for sterilization, vaccination, and managing stray dogs.

Steps to Address

1. File Complaints:

   • Report aggressive or nuisance dogs to the Thane Municipal Corporation.
   • Request sterilization, vaccination, or relocation for aggressive dogs.

2. Society Action:

   • Pass a resolution to regulate dog feeding in designated areas outside the premises.
   • Collaborate with NGOs for dog management and relocation where possible.

3. Legal Measures:

   • File a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) to challenge ABC rules if safety concerns persist.
   • Highlight repeated attacks and risks to children and residents.

4. Immediate Safety Measures:

   • Create designated feeding areas outside the complex.
   • Install signboards with rules for feeders and precautions for residents.

FAQs

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  Can stray dogs be removed? Only aggressive/diseased dogs can be relocated with municipal approval.
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  What if no action is taken? Approach the High Court for directions to authorities.

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Shubham Goyal.

You have written a big post here whereas you have missed out on the complaint given to the association and the action taken by them in this regards.

If youir association has not taken any action as envisaged in by laws or local law, then you can approach the local civic body with a complaint about stray dog menace in the association complex with particulars of the incidents  causing harm to humans or the association members and their family members. 

If you have a complaint about stray dogs, you can contact the local animal welfare organizations, officers, or staff of the Animal Husbandry Division

India has laws to protect animals, and there are ways to deal with stray dogs

People who want to feed stray dogs can adopt them, register them with municipal authorities, and take care of them. They can also put them into shelter homes

Feeding dogs can help blunt their aggression

Housing societies cannot pass pet bye laws that disallow pets. This is in accordance with the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960

Why should the street dogs be removed just because you find them an eyesore? They belong to this planet as much as humans like you do. Before humans like you purchased flats built by builders on those lands these street dogs lived there and therefore it is their birth place and natural habitat.

In a polity governed by the rule of law the majoritarianism does not prevail. Few or majority residents cannot be allowed to gang up and quell the rights of the feeders and those who are fed by them. As long as the feeders are feeding in accordance with rules laid down by Animal Welfare Board of India they cannot be stopped from doing so. 

The Supreme Court has now upheld the ABC Rules 2023 in its final judgment rendered in April this year. Under ABC Rules the street dogs are to be subjected to compulsory sterilisation (surgical removal of their reproductive organs) so that they do not multiply in numbers and they become docile. It has a specific provision pertaining to feeding of street dogs. It is the duty of your RWA to arrange feeding spots for street dogs under ABC Rules, 2023. If your place has street dogs who are not neutered then call the Municipal Corporation and get them neutered, but this mob mentality will not get you anywhere. 

even if you have majority you can’t remove them. If they are attacking someone such experts can be hired who will treat them. There are NGOs for the same. Humans are not the master of this planet. The dogs have rights too. Society can make rules for dog lovers to feed dogs at a designated place in society without creating nuisance and unhygienic conditions. Dogs are even present in high court and Supreme Court premises 

Dear Client,

The Animal Birth Control Rules and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960, have in fact prohibited relocation or harm to street dogs once they have been sterilized and vaccinated under law. Your concerns about safety and peaceful living within the residential complex, however, are very genuine and deserve a response of kind. The Thane Municipal Corporation will be given the legal responsibility. Its jobs include sterilization, vaccination, and aggression cases. You can write a formal letter to Thane Municipal Corporation and request that it intervene, conduct some sterilization drives, and ensure safety for the locals. Also, through the municipal authorities, one would seek relocation to an animal shelter should the dogs in the community become aggressive or accidents start happening. The federation ought to ensure that it talks to the municipality while taking measures such as feeding them at designated spots not within commonly used areas and checking on the behaviors of the dogs. A legal petition in higher courts needs to be filed to appeal against the ABC Rules during judicial review. However, practically, it would begin with making local authorities interact and try to find an organized mechanism so that all the complaints brought forth are put on paper and supported by the majority of the residents.

Hope that this helps you to solve your problem.