As per a new rule by  Municipal Corporation, residents of Ghaziab will have to get a registered license worth ₹5,000 to pet a dog. As per new tification by corporation, a fine of ₹500 will also be charged to people who let ir dog defecate in parks or on ros. This has come after numerous complaints that have been filed by people on menace caused by dogs in town. new tification also intends to keep a check on vaccination and cleanliness in city. 

Statement from Mayor 

Mayor of Ghaziab, Asha Sharma has given a statement on recently released rms about petting a dog. She said, “Acting on complaints filed to control menace of dogs and promote cleanliness in area, we have decided to keep  license fees for owning a dog at ₹5,000. If a dog is found defecating in parks, a fine of ₹500 will be imposed on owner." Apart from this, Municipal Corporation has also decided to keep a check on dogs regarding vaccination, in order to prevent rabies.  

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Reaction of  Residents

new law has brought a lot of resentment within common people and pet lovers of town. A resident of Ghaziab, Gurpreet Kaur said, “This decision of corporation will make it difficult for people with low monthly income and if fee is to be kept, n that amount should be reduced." She furr ded that those people who opt dogs will w think twice before owning a pet. Delhi and Gurugram, on or hand, have alrey tified rules regarding pet ownership. annual registration fee is ₹500 in both Delhi and Gurugram. However, implementation of se new rules in Ghaziab will be a big challenge for municipal corporation to prepare pet lovers and owners for registration.  

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