The buffalo’s owner, Nand Kishore, carrying the buffalo.
In Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, tying a buffalo in a public place and spreading soil on the dung proved costly for the buffalo owner. The Municipal Corporation team, which came out to operate in the city, imposed a fine of Rs 9,000 on the owner of a buffalo who was in a public place outside his house and saw dung. Steps were being taken to confiscate the buffalo, but at the request of the buffalo’s owner and upon payment of a fine, the buffalo was released.
In fact, the Municipal Corporation team in Gayatri Nagar had received information that buffalos were being tied on the public road at the colony bridge. Dirt is also being spread due to buffalo dung. After reaching the spot, the Municipal Corporation team saw that a person named Nand Kishore had tied his buffalo in public near the highway bridge and its dung was spreading soil.
A fine of Rs 9,000 was imposed.
Seeing all this, the corporation team imposed a fine of Rs 9,000 on the buffalo owner Nand Kishore. But conversations continued for a long time between the Municipality team and the owner of the buffalo about paying the fine. When the owner of the buffalo refused to pay such a huge fine, the Municipal Corporation team started confiscating the buffalo and taking it away. However, after some time, the buffalo’s owner, Nandkishore, agreed to pay a fine of Rs 9,000. Then his buffalo was released somewhere.
The officials gave instructions.
Currently, the Municipal Corporation officials have directed the owner of the buffalo not to tie the animals in public places in future. Authorities said that from now on he should not tie his animals in public places and that if he is caught doing so in the future, his buffalo will be confiscated.
