Amit Anand Choudhary, TNN | Nov 21, 2015,
01.58AM IST
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petitioner also pleaded the court to frame guidelines to be followed by the
Police for the seizure of birds and animals.
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DELHI: Does caging birds amount to violation
of their fundamental right to fly? The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to decide an issue
that evokes the theme of author Richard Bach's top selling fable about Jonathan
Livingston Seagull, the young gull who broke from the humdrum of feeding and
nesting to fully explore his love of flight.
A bench of Chief Justice H L Dattu and Justices Shiva Kirti Singh and Amitava Roy agreed to examine the validity of a Gujarat High Court order holding that birds have a fundamental right to move freely in the sky and this must be respected by not caging them.
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