Meeting with cattle-keepers was held today as part of VMSS mega campaign for cattle-menace free city

A meeting was held with the cattle keepers at the city BJP Office to seek their support in the VMSS’s mega campaign to make Vadodara cattle-menace-free. About 150 to 200 people attended the meeting and raised queries with the officials and sought two days time to meet again with their demands while assuring cooperation in this drive.

Yesterday a joint meeting was attended by MP, MLA’s, Municipal Commissioner, Police Commissioner, Collector, Standing Committee Chairman, and other officials to discuss the VMSS teams mega campaign that will make the city free from cattle-menace which had been the cause of many accidents too.

As part of the campaign, today a meeting was held at the BJP office with the cattle-keepers to seek their support and cooperation in the campaign. “It’s a quick decision and lots of things like the place to be assigned for the animals, managing their fodder and food that needs to be addressed. We have sought time and requested another meeting with our requirements in written to them. We are hopeful for a positive resolution in this matter, ” said one of the cattle owners attend the meeting.

Mayor Keyur Rokadia said that the prime focus is on making the city cattle menace free.  “We had a detailed meeting with the cattle keepers and they have raised some genuine issues like the place, veterinary doctors, and food for the animals. They sought time and we will meet again two days later with some of the leaders to discuss the issues they raised and try to find out the possible solutions. One thing is sure now the cattle keepers can keep their animals inside their premises and also complete the tagging in one month time. We are moving strongly towards a cattle menace free Vadodara with the support of everyone,” said Rokadia.