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Mumbai University lifts ban on feeding dogs at Kalina campus after BMC intervention

The ban on feeding 94 dogs at Mumbai University’s 280-acre Kalina campus has been lifted after the BMC intervened following a 24-hour warning from the MNVS. The civic body wrote to the university’s Vice Chancellor, allowing feeding of the dogs in accordance with applicable rules

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Kalina campus dog feeding ban lifted after BMC's intervention (File pic)

Kalina campus dog feeding ban lifted after BMC's intervention (File pic)

The ban on feeding 94 dogs living on the 280-acre Kalina campus of Mumbai University, imposed on August 25, has been lifted following intervention by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). The move by the BMC comes after the Maharashtra Navnirman Vidyarthi Sena (MNVS) issued a 24-hour warning to the university administration.

The issue came to light after the dogs on the university premises were allegedly deprived of food for several days. The university administration's decision had raised concerns over the welfare and safety of the animals.

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