Animal rights activists in Delhi are planning a hunger strike at Ramlila ground to protest the Supreme Court's recent ruling that permits the euthanasia of stray dogs deemed rabid, incurably ill, or dangerous. The court's decision aims to address the rising threat of dog attacks on citizens, which has become a significant concern in public spaces. The ruling emphasizes that governments must actively manage stray dog populations, linking the issue to Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, which guarantees the right to life and safety in public. The Supreme Court directed every district in India to establish at least one functional Animal Birth Control (ABC) center and improve access to anti-rabies vaccinations and veterinary services. While animal rights activists, such as Maneka Gandhi, argue that the ruling merely highlights the government's failure to comply with prior orders, others, including BJP leader Vijay Goel, support the decision, citing ongoing issues with stray dog management. Many victims of dog bites have expressed their dissatisfaction with the authorities' inability to ensure public safety, particularly in sensitive areas like schools and hospitals.