Nashik Residents Protest Stray Dog Crisis: Over 100 Monthly Bite Incidents!
Protesters in Nashik demand action against the rising stray dog population, claiming over 100 residents are bitten monthly. Who is responsible for this public safety crisis?
Nashik Residents Protest Stray Dog Crisis: Over 100 Monthly Bite Incidents!
In a striking protest against the growing menace of stray dogs in Nashik, activists from the Shiv Sena (UBT) district youth wing placed puppies on the table of a civic official. This demonstration aimed to draw attention to a problem that has reportedly left over 100 residents suffering dog-bite injuries each month.
Vikram Randhave, a functionary of the youth wing, highlighted that more than 400 stray dogs roam within the Nagar Panchayat limits, raising serious concerns about public safety. Residents are left wondering: what has the local government done to address this alarming situation?
With the rising number of dog attacks, accountability is crucial. Citizens are demanding immediate action from authorities to ensure their safety and well-being. As reported by The Hindu, the time for promises is over; the community needs real solutions now.
Source: The Hindu
