Archive · 26 Sep 2026
Bhongir Residents Threaten MLA Office Siege Over Animal Menace
People living in Bhongir are worried about stray dogs and monkeys.
They say children have been hurt by stray dog attacks.
They also say pigs are roaming around some neighborhoods.
This is making the area less clean and sanitary.
Residents held a protest on Friday.
They asked local officials to solve the problem.
They warned that thousands of people could gather at the MLA’s camp office.
They may do this if no steps are taken.
Residents of several Bhongir colonies protested against stray dogs and monkeys.
They cited incidents in which children were injured in stray dog attacks.
Residents also reported freely roaming pigs and sanitation problems on the town’s outskirts.
They warned of laying siege to Bhongir MLA Kumbhan Anil Kumar’s camp office.
The residents said they would mobilise thousands of people if action was not taken.
- Who
- Residents from different colonies in Bhongir municipality, including A.V. Ramana and Racha Srinivas Reddy.
- What
- Residents protested against stray dogs, monkeys, and freely roaming pigs, and threatened to lay siege to the MLA’s camp office.
- When
- Friday.
- Where
- Colonies in Bhongir municipality, including areas under the 35th ward and the town’s outskirts.
- Why
- Residents want authorities to address animal attacks, the monkey menace, and sanitation problems caused by roaming pigs.
- Location
- Bhongir municipality, Nalgonda
- Protest participants
- Residents from different colonies
- Main concern
- Stray dog and monkey menace
- Reported injuries
- Children were injured in stray dog attacks
- Additional concern
- Pigs were reportedly roaming freely on the town’s outskirts
- Threatened action
- Laying siege to the Bhongir MLA’s camp office
- MLA named
- Kumbhan Anil Kumar