Archive · 19 Aug 2026
CMC Targets Stray Cattle on Green Hills, Kaithalapur Roads
Some cows and buffaloes have been wandering onto Green Hills Road and Kaithalapur Road.
This has made traffic slower and created dangers for people using the roads.
Officials found about 15 to 20 dairy farms nearby.
These farms together had around 200 to 300 animals.
Most of the animals were tied up during the inspection.
The CMC has warned farm owners to keep their animals inside their properties.
Officials will look for animals on the roads and take action against responsible owners.
The goal is to prevent accidents and keep traffic moving smoothly.
The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation will intensify action against cattle straying onto two roads.
Wandering cows and buffaloes have caused traffic disruptions and risks for motorists and pedestrians.
Officials identified about 15 to 20 nearby dairy farms during a joint inspection.
The farms were estimated to keep 200 to 300 cattle and buffaloes, most tethered during inspection.
Notices were issued to dairy farms, and a special drive will act against responsible owners.
- Who
- The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation, dairy-farm owners, and cattle owners.
- What
- The CMC will intensify efforts to control cattle straying onto public roads.
- When
- During and following a joint inspection; the articles provide no specific date.
- Where
- Green Hills Road and Kaithalapur Road, near dairy farms in the Kukatpally area of Hyderabad.
- Why
- Stray cattle have disrupted traffic and created risks for motorists and pedestrians.
- Authority
- Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC)
- Affected roads
- Green Hills Road and Kaithalapur Road
- Dairy farms identified
- Approximately 15 to 20
- Estimated animals
- About 200 to 300 cattle and buffaloes
- Prior action
- Notices were served to all identified dairy farms
- Planned action
- A special cattle-control drive will identify stray animals and act against responsible owners
- Legal basis
- Applicable provisions of the GHMC Act and municipal and animal welfare regulations