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Viral News: People whose buffaloes dung on the roads should be careful now, otherwise they may have to pay heavy fines! After the campaign of Gwalior Municipal Corporation, buffaloes dumping dung on the roads are being caught. If the fine is not paid by the owner of the animal, action is taken to confiscate the animal.
Fine can be up to Rs 9 thousand
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav had announced action to impose fine on those leaving stray animals on the road. Implementation on this has also started. The Municipal Corporation has launched a campaign and imposed a fine of Rs 9,000 on the animal owner roaming on the road in disguise.
buffalo may be confiscated
The Municipal Corporation team clearly told the animal owner that if the fine is not paid, the buffalo will be confiscated. Due to this fear, Nandkishore’s father Ramnath, resident of Gayatri Nagar area, got the receipt issued and paid a fine of Rs 9 thousand. Apart from this, clear instructions were also given to Nandkishore that in future he would not do the work of tying cattle in public places.
The Municipal Corporation has also given a fine receipt to the animal owner Nand Kishore, on which it is clearly written that this fine is being imposed for tying buffalo on the road, spreading filth and throwing buffalo dung. Nand Kishore’s signature was also taken on the receipt of fine.
Accidents keep happening due to animals coming on the road
According to Municipal Corporation officials, Nand Kishore used to keep all his cattle on Gayatri Nagar Bridge, due to which the public place was being polluted. Apart from this, there was also fear of accident. The presence of animals on the road increases the risk of accidents. Due to this, fine is being imposed.
