The Kerala Child Rights Commission has approached the Supreme Court regarding increasing stray dog attacks for the following reasons: 1. Violation of child rights: The commission argues that these attacks pose a threat to the physical and psychological wellbeing of children. It is a violation of their rights to safety and protection. 2. Rise in attacks: Stray dog attacks have been increasing in Kerala, posing a significant danger to both children and adults. The commission believes this issue needs immediate attention and intervention. 3. Lack of effective measures: The commission claims that existing measures to control the stray dog population have been inadequate. Lack of proper sterilization programs and effective monitoring contribute to the problem. 4. Duty of responsible authorities: The Commission asserts that it is the duty of responsible authorities to take appropriate action to prevent such attacks and ensure the safety of children. 5. Need for comprehensive strategy: The commission urges the Supreme Court's intervention to formulate a comprehensive strategy that addresses the issue of stray dog attacks, ensuring the protection and safety of children.