NEW DELHI (AP) — No stray dogs roaming the streets of New Delhi? That could be possible in the future after India’s top court ordered authorities in New Delhi to start removing all stray dogs from the streets, and to sterilize and relocate them to shelters permanently. It is unclear how the court arrived at the figure of 5,000 stray dogs. While many of the dogs that roam New Delhi’s streets are harmless, the court’s order aims to control rising dog biting cases, including cases involving children. Shortly after the court’s order, a senior minister of the state legislature in Delhi said his government will begin the process of rounding up the strays.