SAS Nagar, April 17: Bharatiya Kisan Union Sidhupur and farmers of the district have submitted a memorandum to the Deputy Commissioner Mohali demanding action to control the destruction of crops and plants by stray animals.
The letter states that the Punjab government plants shade and fruit trees worth crores of rupees through the Panchayats. Similarly, social service organizations and farmers also plant a large number of trees every year. The letter states that the stray animals and the large herds of 100 to 200 buffaloes left free by the Gujjar community destroy these trees. The trees on the roadsides and the fruit and shade trees planted by farmers on tube wells after harvesting the crops are also eaten by these cows and buffaloes.
The letter has demanded that a ban be imposed on free roaming cattle in the district and stray cattle be sent to cow shelters so that the plants planted with hard work and money can grow. Let's make the earth green. On this occasion, Mehar Singh Theri Press Secretary Punjab, Gurdev Singh Jandoli Block President Rajpura, Tarlochan Singh Nadiali, Ujagar Singh Dhamoli, Man Singh Rajpura Finance Secretary Punjab were present.