65 Bulls Removed from Narmadapuram City Limits Amidst Monsoon Season

Monsoon Woes: Stray Bulls Disrupt Narmadapuram Traffic

As the monsoon season sets in, Narmadapuram city is witnessing an increase in stray cattle movement on its roads, causing significant traffic disruption. To address this persistent issue, the municipality's 'Haka Dal' (action team) conducted a major operation on Thursday in the Rasulia area.

Under this operation, 65 bulls were successfully driven out of the city limits. Acting on the directives of Municipal President Neetu Mahendra Yadav and Chief Municipal Officer Vaibhav Deshmukh, the Haka Dal is actively working to remove stray animals from urban areas. The operation on Thursday utilized tractor-trolleys to safely relocate a large number of bulls away from the municipal boundaries.

Appeal to Cattle Owners for Safety

Gagan Soni, the in-charge of the Haka Dal, provided details of the operation and appealed to cattle owners. He urged them to keep their cattle tied up at home during the monsoon season. Soni emphasized that allowing cattle to roam freely on the streets not only impedes traffic flow but also escalates the risk of accidents.

This action is part of the local administration's ongoing efforts to enhance citizen safety and maintain smooth traffic management within the city. The problem of stray cattle, particularly during the rainy season, has been a significant challenge for Narmadapuram, and such measures are crucial steps towards finding a lasting solution.