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Siddharthnagar Municipality has launched a campaign to control the increase of stray cattle in the city. Janak Thapa, chief administrative officer of Siddharthnagar Municipality, said that it is necessary to manage loose chaupayas after they started obstructing vehicles and passengers on the roads and eating the agricultural produce of farmers.
"Especially, stray cows have brought more problems to the city," said Thapa, "due to the risk of road accidents, excrement stinks the city and farmers eat their agricultural produce." The campaign was conducted. Within two days of the operation, around five dozen loose gygoru have been seized from the city.
If someone comes to claim the captured cattle as their own, they will be fined a minimum of 7,000 otherwise the municipality has prepared to release the captured cattle in the forest of Kapilvastu and manage them.
The problem of stray cows in Siddharthnagar is becoming serious every year. Farmers rearing cows leave the calf in the market to be freed from mice within a few days of birth, drive the cow away from the house after they stop milking and some farmers leave the fruits and vegetables from the market all day around the bridge and take them home after nightfall.
City chief Ishtiaq Ahmed Khan said that he has conducted a campaign for the control of stray cattle and four-footed cattle in Siddharthnagar for the third year in a row.
