On the plea of a cat owner, the Kerala High Court asked state government to allow the petitioner to travel to purchase "Meo-Persian biscuits for his 3 cats." The petitioner had alleged that he was denied a vehicle pass to travel for the same.
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Petitioner had submitted that as a pure vegetarian he doesn't cook non vegetarian food in his house over the years, his cats have been fed with the above biscuits and they cannot do without them.
Justice P Chaly in his concurring opinion said "the choice of the petitioner not to cook non-vegetarian food is a well protected facet under Article 21 of the Constitution of India and he has no choice than to procure food from outside".
Before parting with the case, the High Court said "we might observe, in a lighter vein, that while we are happy to have come to the aid of the felines in this case, we are also certain that our directions will help avert a “CATastrophe” in the petitioner’s home".
Son of the cat owner who petitioned the Kerala HC via video conferencing to allow him to travel to buy "Meo-Persian biscuits for his 3 cats" shares his father's picture with 2 of the cats.
Photo courtesy: @PRATHEESH_PPN
Photo courtesy: @PRATHEESH_PPN
