Animal Rights Case Summary

CHAPTER 7: CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS

7.1. CONCLUSION OF THE CASE

• Here, Supreme Court has considered animal rights are constitutional in nature and hence are constitutional rights. Court also brought to public notice, the fundamental rights of every citizen, expressing concern on article 51A (g).

• As a result of this decision, the state revenues of Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra have decreased manifold because a number of people came, attended and many took part in the Jallikattu and bullock cart racing events.

• The judgment keeps up the executing of creatures for sustenance by the guideline of need and butchering for religion as need. It contrasts bulls and performing creatures like those in a festival and presumes that bulls are performing

Just for example, no two animals of different species and nature are to be transported in the same container but this is hardly seen to. I believe that even the non- vegetarians do care as to what treatment is given to their food and what pain they are put to before they are actually transferred into consumable flesh. A healthy chicken will certainly lead to better health of the consumer.

The reader of these suggestions must be thinking from where I started and to what am I talking right now. But it is to be believed that when we think of animal rights, we have to include all the aspects, whether they are from the animal point of view or the consumers point of view, everyone deserves the best possible.

Coming to wildlife, the Bengal Tiger, the Asiatic Lion, the Snow Leopard, the Blackbuck, the Red Panda, the One Horned Rhinoceros, the Nilgiri Tahr are among the endangered species of various animals in India. All these are protected under the Wildlife Protection Act, and their hunting leads to the heaviest possible penalties in and punishments.

Every animal has right to water, free movement, no restrictions, expression of natural behaviour

Also techniques should be invented and introduced to bring up animal experimentation alternatives so that innocent lives are not used up for unproductive human experiments.

Apart from all these suggestions, the last one is that the need of the arc is that all animals and their rights and welfare is being paid interest to and not just the dogs. A lot of people, when talk about rights of animals, they don’t think beyond dogs and cats.

Municipal authorities should start stray animal drives where in they pick the stray and abandoned animals and send them to rehabilitation centres, from where they can be advertised for adoption.

Having sufficient laws, what lacks is the way they are dealt with. Proper actions against the wrongdoer are not taken, firstly because no one pays attention to animal hazard related issues, secondly, the rich and powerful often suppress the less resourceful. Examples need to be set by the judiciary that no one whether rich, powerful or influential is to be spared.

On the whole, India is ways ahead than most of the nations where animals are butchered without any humane treatment at all. Likewise, in Spain, after the bull fight ends, the bull is