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Delhi High Court seeks recent standing report on elimination of cattle from metropolis’s roads

New Delhi [India], October 23 (ANI): The Delhi High Court has lately referred to as for a recent standing report from the Delhi Government over the gathering of cows and buffaloes on the highway of the nationwide capital and steps taken on this regard.

Justice Subramonium Prasad directed the Counsel for the Delhi Government to file a recent standing report after taking directions from the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) and the BSES relating to additional motion taken within the matter.

“It is made clear that mere filing FIRs and writing letters to BSES and DJB will not solve the problem. This Court expects a concrete action to be taken by respondents before the next date of hearing,” Justice Prasad mentioned within the order handed on October 16.

The matter has been listed on December 7, 2023, for additional listening to.

The excessive court docket is coping with a petition filed in 2022 searching for instructions to the Delhi Government and civic authorities to take away the gathering of cows and buffaloes over the highway.

Petitioner Satish Sharma has additionally sought additional course from the involved division to do common verify to cease the gathering of cow and bulls over the highway.

During the listening to, it was acknowledged that because the submitting of the current writ petition, a number of steps have been taken by the respondents to make sure that cows and buffaloes don’t collect on the highway.

It was additional acknowledged that FIRs have been filed in opposition to the involved individuals who’ve been negligent in allowing their cows and buffaloes on the highway.

The counsels for the respondent acknowledged that letters have been written to the Delhi Jal Board to disconnect the water connections of unlawful dairies.

It was acknowledged that letters have additionally been written to BSES for the disconnection of electrical energy of the unlawful dairies. These letters had been despatched in January 2021. (ANI)

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