Stray cattle turn Jaipur roads into a daily risk
Residents in Jaipur are reporting significant safety risks caused by stray cattle roaming city streets and obstructing traffic. Local authorities are facing pressure to enforce by-laws and hold cattle owners accountable for the ongoing nuisance.
Why it matters
Urban management of stray animals is a critical public safety and infrastructure issue in rapidly growing Indian cities.
Jaipur: Stray cattle have become a daily nuisance for residents in Tilak Nagar, Pashuram Circle, parts of Ramganj and Ghatgate, with animals frequently sitting on roads and posing a risk to motorists. Residents said makeshift roadside feeding spots have also contributed to the problem.Local resident Ritesh Sharma said, “Groups of cattle could be seen on roads every morning and evening, creating a risk of accidents when the animals suddenly come in front of vehicles.
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