IAS-IPS officers of Chhattisgarh have been put on the task of catching stray cows, bulls and bulls. State Chief Secretary Amitabh Jain has given instructions related to this to the officials across the state. A special meeting was called in Mantralaya regarding catching cattle. All the senior officers talked about this in a closed room. Gave his idea how to catch stray cattle roaming on the road.
The Chief Secretary has given instructions to the concerned officers of all the districts and some tips have also been given on how to catch the cattle. Instructions have also been given to take action against the owners. Catching of stray cattle has started in Raipur. Collector Sarveshwar Bure called the concerned officers of the police and municipal corporation in the meeting and after that issued an order to impose fine on the owners of stray cattle. The Chief Secretary has given instructions to the officers concerned of all the districts and some tips have also been told how Cattle should be captured. Instructions have also been given to take action against the owners. At this time, the hold of stray cattle has started in Raipur. Collector Sarveshwar Bure called the concerned officers of police and municipal corporation to the meeting and after that issued an order to impose fine on the owners of stray cattle.
What is the order of the collector
If cattle are found on the road, a fine of Rs 1,000 will be charged from the livestock owners. The administration team will remove the stray animals on the highway and shift them to Gothans. Some places on the National Highway connected to the city will be marked and monitored there.
Stray animals will be caught and sent to the nearest Kanji House. Raipur Collector has authorized the Secretary of Gram Panchayat for this work. Action will be taken against those found responsible under the Animal Trespass Act. District Panchayat Chief Executive Officer Abinash Mishra, Municipal Corporation, National Highway Authority and Police Department officials were present in the meeting of Collector Dr. Sarveshwar Narendra Bhure. It is dangerous to have cattle at these places.
Collector Dr. Bhure said that the National Highways Authority and the district administration have considered some roads as danger zones in terms of accidents where accidents happen due to cattle. In which there are places like Serikhedi, Santoshi Nagar, Siltara, Singhanpur, Paragaon-Arang, Charoda, Urla, Fundhar, Abhanpur and Tatibandh. The police department will provide necessary cooperation to remove the cattle. The collector instructed to continuously apply radium and tagging in stray animals. Department’s claim regarding cattle in the city
In the meeting, it was informed by the officials of Animal Husbandry Department that action is being taken to install radium belt and tagging, in which Raipur district is at the first place. So far, 1 thousand 769 stray animals have been radium belted in the district and tagging has been done in 1 thousand 406 animals. Along with this, 8 thousand 687 animals have been shifted to Gaushalas and Gothans.
Duty in two shifts, animals will have to be caught even on holidays
Municipal Corporation will play an important role in catching stray cattle on the road. Mayank Chaturvedi, Commissioner of Raipur Municipal Corporation, has given duty in two shifts to catch animals even on holidays. Instructions have been issued to Zone Commissioner level officers. Zone commissioners of all 10 zones of Municipal Corporation Raipur have been asked to monitor and catch stray animals on the roads. Make sure that not a single cattle is on the road.
consent forms will be filled
The Corporation Commissioner has asked the Kanji Houses and Gothans located in the zone to fill the consent letter on leaving the cow. In which it will have to be written that ‘in future we will keep the cow tied up and will not leave it in the open’. If the cow is not taken from Kanji House by the owners on time, the cows will be auctioned as per the rules. Fodder, water, shed will be arranged in Kanji House, Gothan. The operation of Kanji House will be done with the fine and the amount received in the auction. The Chief Secretary had said to monitor with cameras.
In fact, the High Court has given orders to prevent accidents on the roads due to animals. A meeting related to this was held in the ministry. The meeting was chaired by Chief Secretary Amitabh Jain. The Chief Secretary has given instructions to the officers of Panchayat and Rural Development and Urban Administration and Development Department. In the meeting, it has been decided to monitor animal owners who leave animals on the roads with CCTV cameras and to impose fine on such animal owners.
Action started in Raipur
Municipal Corporation has started catching stray cattle with Cow Catcher vehicle in Raipur. More than 40 stray animals were caught during the day. After catching 14 stray animals from Santoshi Nagar, Tarun Bazar Bhatagaon, ISBT, Chandni Chowk, Siddharth Chowk in Zone 6 in front of Boriyakhurd Sister Bhawan in Ward 54 of Zone 10, 8 stray animals have been sent to Gokul Nagar Gauthan. Apart from this, a total of 10 cattle have been seized from Kailashpuri Dhal Ward 64, Budhapara Ward 45, Pensionbada Ward 57 of Zone 4.
