People upset because of the terror of Ghaziabad's monkey, the Allahabad High Court asked at the department

Updated: Di, 23 Sep 2025 03:02 am (IST) Allahabad High Court sought an answer from the City Development Division while hearing the terror of monkeys in Ghaziabad. The court sought information from the department on the steps taken to deal with the monkeys’ problem. The requesters said people are upset in many districts due to monkeys, crops are wasted and the safety of children is in danger. Jagran correspondent, Ghaziabad. The High Court in Allahabad, while hearing a petition related to the growing terror of monkeys, asked the department of state development about what steps they took to deal with the monkeys’ problem. The court also sought information on the department scheme. Remove the ad just read the news, a Chief Justice of Chief Arun Bhasali and Justice Kshitij Shailendra, while hearing the plea of ​​Vineet Sharma and Prajakta Singhal of Ghaziabad, said one department placed responsibility on the other, while the public was upset by the attacks. The court also said that the municipal bodies are under the Department of Town Development, so it is appropriate to make parties in the case. The requesters advocate Akash Vasistha and Pawan Tiwari said that people in almost all the districts of the state are disturbed by monkeys and that monkeys live hungry and thirst for lack of food. In the Supreme Court, a petition was filed in the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court heard that the Supreme Court said that since the administration of all the municipalities is under the Department of Urban Development, the Department of Town Development must also be included in this matter. The requesters presented news of newspapers in court and said that monkeys in many districts, including Kaushambi, Prayagraj, Sitapur, Bareilly and Agra, made it difficult for people to live. Crops are wasted, children’s safety remains a challenge and in many places people are forced to be in homes in the home for fear. The court was told that after the removal of monkeys from the Wildlife Protection Act, now falls under the jurisdiction of municipal corporations and municipalities, and it is the duty of these bodies to ensure the safety and ease of the public. The petition demanded immediate action plan, veterinary hospitals and rescue trailers, forest rehabilitation, food arrangements and 24 -hour hooking portal. The Ghaziabad District Magistrate filed an affidavit that on August 20, 2025, he wrote a letter to the Department of Urban Development and the Environment Department recommending the guidelines and standard operation process (soup).