Ghaziabad residents will have to get a license of ₹5,000 to pet dogs

As per a new rule by the Municipal Corporation, residents of Ghaziabad will have to get a registered license worth ₹5,000 to pet a dog. As per the new notification by the corporation, a fine of ₹500 will also be charged to the people who let their dog defecate in parks or on the roads. This has come after the numerous complaints that have been filed by the people on the menace caused by dogs in the town. The new notification also intends to keep a check on vaccination and cleanliness in the city. Statement from the Mayor The Mayor of Ghaziabad, Asha Sharma has given a statement on the recently released norms about petting a dog. She said, “Acting on complaints filed to control the menace of dogs and promote cleanliness in the area, we have decided to keep the 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 the owner." Apart from this, the Municipal Corporation has also decided to keep a check on the dogs regarding vaccination, in order to prevent rabies. Read: Video of Memphis homeless man reuniting with his lost dog melts hearts Reaction of the Residents The new law has brought a lot of resentment within the common people and pet lovers of the town. A resident of Ghaziabad, Gurpreet Kaur said, “This decision of the corporation will make it difficult for people with low monthly income and if the fee is to be kept, then that amount should be reduced." She further added that those people who adopt dogs will now think twice before owning a pet. Delhi and Gurugram, on the other hand, have already notified rules regarding pet ownership. The annual registration fee is ₹500 in both Delhi and Gurugram. However, the implementation of these new rules in Ghaziabad will be a big challenge for the municipal corporation to prepare pet lovers and owners for registration. Read: 'Oscar-worthy': Netizens amazed with dog's reaction to nail trimming Will hv 2 see d implementation of d same or is d dialogue just like d previous ones where we got d Nigar Nigam Gzb under pressure to pass d bill 2 build shelter home which was later brought into d knowledge of #CMUP as well but d issue fell in d files unable to move ahead. 2/2 — #straydogmenace (@straydog_menace) July 28, 2019 Read: Viral video shows clever dog faking leg injury to get food, attention Read: After Gorillas pose for a selfie; Here's an Instagram geek Chimpanzee who flawlessly scrolls through animal videos

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Ghaziabad residents will have to get a license of ₹5,000 to pet dogs

As per a new rule by the Municipal Corporation, residents of Ghaziabad will have to get a license worth ₹5,000 to pet a dog and pay 500 fine on open defecation.

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