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27 Sept 2024
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The Madras High Court ruled that while animals do not have rights, the state has a duty to ensure a safe environment for them. The court ordered compensation for a man whose cow died due to electrocution from a leaking transformer. The court emphasized the state’s responsibility to prevent such incidents and ensure public safety. It also highlighted the broader issue of animals suffering due to environmental hazards like plastic consumption. The ruling underscores the state’s duty to protect animals and maintain a safe environment.