Discussion
Which one of the following statement may be inferred from the above excerpt?
Answer: D
The statement that may be inferred is that culling of rabid dogs can be allowed.
The excerpt says that "the culling of non-rabid stray dogs is now forbidden in India". The ban is stated only for non-rabid dogs, so it leaves room for culling dogs that are rabid. It also records Gandhiji's approval of a mill owner's killing of dogs.
The excerpt does not say strays should be killed indiscriminately, and it does not say that culling of all dogs is illegal, since the ban covers only non-rabid ones. Nor does it call killing the only way to limit the population; it points to birth control measures.
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