Nagpur Rural SP discusses measures to tackle stray dogs issue
Poddar convened a meeting on Wednesday at the Police Bhawan, which was attended by senior officials and representatives of all 14 municipal councils and nagar panchayats, sub-divisional police officers, and police station in-charges. The focus was on effective measures to address the issue.
Poddar said the measures would be implemented through municipal councils or nagar panchayats. Designated feeding zones for strays will be established, alongside regulations for registration of dogs. A dedicated helpline and awareness banners will enhance public outreach, he said. Orders will be issued under the Maharashtra Police Act to ensure compliance.
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