nashik the deolali cantonment board has decided to take action against livestock owners who let their animals roam free on the streets in the deolali camp area a large number of cattle blocking vehicular traffic on important streets in the deolali camp has become a problem and the cantonment board has warned that such animals would be confiscatedthe cantonment board officials said they confiscated two bovines on friday and put them in an animal pound motorists often find cattle resting in the middle of the road in various parts of deolali camp the animals do not just impair the free flow of traffic but at times also become the cause of small accidents last sunday there was tension in the bhagur area after four bovine animals one cow and three calves were found killed near the rahuri village residents of the area staged a rasta roko on the bhagur rahuri road to demand immediate arrest of the people responsible for the same the deolali camp police are still investigating the caseagainst this backdrop senior officials of the cantonment boards health department have started making announcements to make people aware of the recent incident and instructing them to not release their animals on the streets the instructions were issued in areas like shigve bahula anand road gavali wada etc the livestock owners were also told of the ill effects of releasing animals on the streets health superintendent aman gupta health inspector shivraj chavan somnat kadbhane and others have been spreading awareness on keeping livestock animals away from busy roads