No check on stray menace in Mohali

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Updated At : 11:57 AM Feb 24, 2024 IST

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Mohali, February 23

More than 300 families of Phase 11, Mohali, through their representatives from five organisations, apprised the Mohali MC and the Mohali Administration of the increasing stray dog and cattle menace in the city.

Members of the Sarvhit Kalyan Society, Shaheed Bhagat Singh Society, and Palika Market Association of Phase 11 submitted a representation signed by 300 families to Mohali Mayor Amarjit Singh Sidhu and Mohali ADC Viraj C Tidke today. They have urged the authorities concerned to take corrective measures immediately. They said strict action should be taken against pet owners if their canine attacks a resident.

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