Apr 04, 2025 09:40 AM IST
In a letter addressed to GMADA minister and chief administrator, he identified that localities, together with Aerocity, IT Metropolis, TDI Sector 116-117, Sector 82, 86, 88, 89, 90-91, Lakhnaur, Landran, Chhappar Chiri, Rurka, Manouli, Kambala and Kambali, have been severely affected by the stray canine menace
Mohali deputy mayor Kuljit Singh Bedi has urged the Larger Mohali Space Growth Authority (GMADA) to take rapid motion to handle the rising stray canine inhabitants in its jurisdiction.
The deputy mayor accused GMADA of neglecting its responsibility regardless of incomes income from the realm. (HT Photograph for illustration)
In a letter addressed to GMADA minister and chief administrator, he identified that localities, together with Aerocity, IT Metropolis, TDI Sector 116-117, Sector 82, 86, 88, 89, 90-91, Lakhnaur, Landran, Chhappar Chiri, Rurka, Manouli, Kambala and Kambali, have been severely affected by the stray canine menace. He criticised GMADA for approving maps and gathering charges with out taking duty for public security.
Bedi highlighted how the dearth of sterilisation efforts had led to a surge within the stray canine inhabitants, leading to frequent assaults on youngsters, ladies and senior residents. He emphasised that the state of affairs had develop into harmful, with tons of of incidents reported over the previous few years. The deputy mayor accused GMADA of neglecting its responsibility regardless of incomes income from the realm.
He additionally highlighted the rising variety of accidents attributable to stray canines and known as for a complete sterilisation drive, development of shelters and deployment of monitoring groups to handle the menace. Bedi warned that the difficulty posed critical security issues and wanted rapid decision to make sure public security.
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