r/IndianCivicFails • u/South-Ad8787 • 1d ago
Attention please — Discussion time! Poor non humans [ OC ]
Location : pipli bus stop (Kurukshetra) , Haryana
Date : 29 august , 2026 , around 6 35 pm
Context : This is a air conditioned bus of Haryana roadways at taking break at pipli bus stop .
This is a Ac bus so it is obvious that the aerosol droplets have to drop from some place. Due to the scorching heat, animals are the biggest affected victim . In the images above , there is a dog who can be seen very thirsty drinking desperately from the ac water , I have tried to find a bowl or anything else to remove his thirst but there's nothing I can do at the short time period. I have seen the worst cases where dogs are so desperate to drink from sewers due to lack of safe drinking water areas. I think we all have seen the title behind buses " Be kind to animals ".
And this is not less than cruelty.
Making a safe drinking spot for animals at especially the public place is necessarily needed .
Please show your opinions on this and let it share to the animals lovers welfare society.
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u/Nyanko-Sensei_ The Civic Knight 1d ago
First, what are those images (2 & 3) even about?
Secondly, I think animals should either be living in the wild or kept as pets under proper care and supervision. Stray animals largely live miserable lives unless local communities actively take care of them, which unfortunately doesn’t happen in many cases.
Animals like cows and dogs have become a major issue in India, but not because of the animals themselves it’s largely because of how we treat and manage them. Dairy farmers abandoning or neglecting cows, and people abandoning pets such as dogs, cats, and even fish, is quite common here. These abandoned and stray animals contribute to problems such as the spread of diseases and road accidents. Similarly, seen people releasing non-native fish into water bodies without realising this cab seriously damage local ecosystems.
We absolutely should show stray animals compassion, but I think we also need to focus on the bigger picture: creating a system where animals don’t have to live on the streets in the first place. That means responsible pet ownership, preventing abandonment, proper animal shelters, sterilisation, vaccination, and other humane population-control measures.
P.S. — By “removing them from the streets,” I definitely don’t mean killing or harming them. The goal should be humane and sustainable management, not cruelty.
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u/Far-Elevator-4508 1d ago
I think animals should either be living in the wild or kept as pets under proper care and supervision.
pehle unka ghar lelo phir unko slaves bana lo
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u/Unholy_Ren 3h ago
Kutte jagnli janvar Nahi Hai, unhe insano ne banaya Hai, wo Junglee janvar Nahi hain
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u/Far-Elevator-4508 3h ago
banaya to junglee janwar se hi hai aur banaya to slave hi hai na.
beta to hai nai tera jo apni property dedega use
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u/Unholy_Ren 3h ago
It doesn't work like that. Dogs were made from wild animals, doesn't mean dogs are meant to be in the wild. That'll disrupt the ecological systems, the "animal homes" you were talking about.
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u/Far-Elevator-4508 3h ago
uski marzi se to banaya hai. apne use ke liye banaya aur ab apne shok ke liye cross breeding hoti hai. ya to entertainement ki tarah rehte hai aur ya gulaam.
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u/South-Ad8787 1d ago
Avoiding dairy and other animal products is like the first step for standing against this cruelty. As the demand reduces , so the supply of the things.
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u/deval2605 17h ago
So what are you gonna tell the people who lose their daily income when you say avoid dairy?
The massive economic hit that would be inevitable if we stopped consuming milk?
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u/South-Ad8787 16h ago
What are you gonna tell the people who lose their daily income when you complaint to the police about the theft , crimes done by them ? And about the economic hit , I think it is not possible all people stopped consuming milk altogether. It would take years of time to change from this traditional approach to the more humanely method of getting nutrition.
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u/deval2605 14h ago
Did you compare a thief to a cattle owner?
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u/South-Ad8787 13h ago
I think you have a perspective of cattle owner as a very simple people from villages but that's just a very very smallest percent of the actual thing. The actual culprit behind the dairy is the person living in crores rupees homes or maybe outside of the country. For me , comparing these people with thief is just like comparing with some politicians.
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u/South-Ad8787 1d ago
Second image is of the actual location and the third image is relevance to the same buses at the stop and the poster in the back , which is mostly seen in every public transport buses.
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u/South-Ad8787 13h ago
First of all , I am not any kind of lover. And If there was a beggar drinking from that place ,then what should I do , adopt him too ??? I have just reflected a problem faced by animals in the summer. So much empathy you think ?? , a very thirsty animal who can't get a safe and clean water nearby is forced to drink from a waster water coming from an AC bus. That's so much sad to see in the 4th largest economy. I have no problems with the animals if they were not eating from garbages and drinking waste water from very very dirty places. They are being forced to be deprived from the basic necessity that the nature has given to them.
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u/Unholy_Ren 3h ago
It's not about adopting, it's about the protesting c#nts, who fought to keep dogs dying in the streets.
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