Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Kolad Police Issue Ultimatum to Cattle Owners
The police in Kolad are telling people to keep their cows and other animals off the streets.
They're giving owners 15 days to get their animals under control.
If the owners don't, the police will take the animals to a special shelter.
This is because stray animals are causing problems like accidents on the road.
The local government also wants people to keep their animals safe.
Farmers can even adopt these stray animals if they want to, after following the rules.
Kolad Police issued a 15-day ultimatum to cattle owners to remove stray animals.
Owners who fail to comply will have their cattle moved to a cowshed.
The police will soon release a formal press note regarding the decision.
Varsagaon Gram Panchayat previously warned about stray cattle causing accidents.
Interested farmers can adopt stray cattle after a legal process.
- Who
- Kolad Police and cattle owners.
- What
- Kolad Police are giving cattle owners 15 days to remove stray animals from public areas.
- When
- A 15-day grace period has been issued, starting from the time of the notice.
- Where
- Kolad area, Maharashtra.
- Why
- To prevent accidents and address the issue of stray cattle.
- Issuing Authority
- Kolad Police
- Grace Period
- 15 days
- Consequence of Non-Compliance
- Cattle moved to cowshed
- Action Supported By
- Varsagaon Gram Panchayat
- Alternative Solution
- Adoption by interested farmers