North Delhi Municipal Corporation — Stray Cows and Buffaloes

Dear Officer, I am a resident of Kolhapur Road, which is a huge residential and a commercial area in North Delhi, adjacent to Delhi University. We, have a village right next to us, which is known as New Chandrawal Road, which i believe, happens to be quite an old residential area, tracing it's roots even before partition of India in 1947.
One, of the basic and most acute issue and problem in the entire Kolhapur, and it's adjoining residential vicinities like Kamla Nagar, Roop Nagar, Delhi University, Clock Tower, New Chandrawal Road and Jawahar Nagar, is the loitering of stray cows and animals which has been prevailing for over 50 long years. The cows and other stray animals have become a huge threat to the residents of these localities and there have been several incidents of accidents and other causalities on daily basis. These cows and other stray animals are actually owned by a specific community that uses them for selling milk. As per the last guidelines issued by the Hon'ble Supreme Court, all the milk dairies are supposed to be relocated outside the NCR, and all of these owners were allocated space outside the NCR, but to sheer surprise, they have sold their lands allocated by the government and have brought these animals to these residential areas or place of residence.
In the wake of these incidents, it has become extremely difficult for the citizens and the residents of these localities to even survive for a single day. The roads and the pavements are full of filth, murk and garbage caused the waste of these animals.
you are hereby requested ton initiate an immediate action on this issue and help the people of our localities live a peaceful and a healthy life.