Panchkula, July 21 -- Nearly a year after the Supreme Court of India ruled that unregulated feeding of stray dogs in public spaces is prohibited and can only occur in designated feeding zones, Panchkula is yet to notify such zones.

The municipal corporation (MC), however, claims to have shifted over 1,500 aggressive stray dogs from institutions and other sensitive locations to a dedicated shelter in Sukhdarshanpur village. But that has not ended the city's troubles with stray dogs. Case in point: A 28-year-old woman, carrying her three-month-old son in her arms, suffered multiple injuries after a pack of stray canines attacked her in Rally village, Sector 12, Panchkula, on Sunday morning.

The woman claimed the dogs were regularly fed by...