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– Fake feeding point nonsense.
Animal Welfare Rules Under Fire
In a recent tweet that has sparked outrage online, Vishal Gupta called out the Prime Minister’s Office of India (@PMOIndia) to address the alarming issue of the genocidal Animal Birth Control (ABC) Rules enforced by the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying (@Dept_of_AHD). Gupta questioned how many more innocent children have to be killed before these cruel rules are scrapped.
Public Outcry and Criticism
The tweet highlighted the ongoing controversy surrounding the ABC Rules, which have been criticized for their inhumane treatment of animals and lack of effectiveness in controlling the population. Gupta’s call for action from the PMOIndia and the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (@NCPCR_) has brought attention to the urgent need for reform in animal welfare policies.
Concerns Over Animal Welfare
The ABC Rules, which mandate the sterilization of stray dogs to control their population, have faced backlash from animal rights activists and concerned citizens. Critics argue that the current approach to animal birth control is not only ineffective but also inhumane, leading to the unnecessary suffering and death of innocent animals.
Call for Accountability
Gupta’s tweet also raised questions about the accountability of government agencies responsible for implementing and enforcing animal welfare laws. The Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying has come under scrutiny for its handling of the ABC Rules, with accusations of corruption and negligence in carrying out its duties.
Urgent Need for Reform
The incident highlighted in Gupta’s tweet underscores the urgent need for comprehensive reform in animal welfare policies in India. The current approach to controlling the population of stray animals has been widely criticized for its failure to address the root causes of overpopulation and its reliance on cruel and ineffective methods.
Support for Change
In response to the public outcry over the ABC Rules, animal rights organizations and concerned citizens have called for a more compassionate and sustainable approach to animal welfare. Advocates for change are urging the government to prioritize the well-being of animals and implement humane and effective strategies for managing stray populations.
Looking Towards a Better Future
As the debate over the ABC Rules continues to unfold, it is clear that there is a growing consensus among the public for meaningful reform in animal welfare policies. The widespread support for change signals a shift towards a more compassionate and ethical approach to addressing the challenges of stray animal populations in India.
In conclusion, the recent tweet by Vishal Gupta has shed light on the pressing need for reform in animal welfare policies in India. The public outcry over the genocidal ABC Rules underscores the importance of prioritizing compassion and ethical treatment of animals in our society. It is time for the government to listen to the voices of concerned citizens and take decisive action to ensure the welfare and protection of all living beings..
Can someone in @PMOIndia pls tell how many more children hv to be killed bfore it will be ok to scrap these genocidal ABC Rules made by the crooks of @Dept_of_AHD who continue to peddle their fake "feeding point" nonsense? Meanwhile, @NCPCR_ is busy hosting a tea party for PFA. https://t.co/oNlL9t9P5B
— Vishal Gupta (@Vishthink) May 28, 2024
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Vishthink said Can someone in @PMOIndia pls tell how many more children hv to be killed bfore it will be ok to scrap these genocidal ABC Rules made by the crooks of @Dept_of_AHD who continue to peddle their fake "feeding point" nonsense? Meanwhile, @NCPCR_ is busy hosting a tea party for PFA.
– children killed
– genocidal ABC Rules
– Dept of AHD
– feeding point nonsense
– NCPCR
– tea party
– PFA.
