LMC removes illegal dairies, seize cattle
Lucknow: The
Lucknow Municipal Corporation
(LMC) on Wednesday removed multiple
illegal dairies
and seized dozens of cattle in zone 6 under Para police station limits, covering Bhaptamau, Budheshwar Vihar and Devpur.
"Dairy operations are prohibited in urban areas. The indiscriminate dumping of dung chokes drains in residential areas, pollutes the environment, and increases the risk of mosquito-borne diseases like dengue and malaria," said
animal welfare
officer Abhinav Verma, who led the enforcement drive.
During the raid, LMC teams seized 12 buffaloes, 3 cows, 2 heifers and 2 bull calves. The animals were sent to the Kanji House in Aishbagh.
"So far in this financial year, we've seized 65 cows, 8 calves, 41 buffaloes and 7 buffalo calves. We've collected Rs 9.17 lakh in fines, with Rs 20,500 charged per buffalo and Rs 3,000-5,000 per cow, depending on the violation," Verma added. tnn
As per the Municipal Corporation Act, 1959, buffaloes are considered pollution-causing and banned within city limits. Only two cows may be kept with a valid licence.
The civic body has urged residents to follow cleanliness and animal-rearing regulations, warning that strict action will continue against illegal dairies and open waste disposal.
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