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Navi Mumbai residents threaten HC move over stray dog menace in CBD Belapur
Updated On: 16 June, 2026 08:28 AM IST | Mumbai | Abhitash Singh
Residents of CGS Colony in CBD Belapur have given the NMMC 15 days to address what they describe as an aggressive stray dog menace. They are seeking sustained dog-catching drives, sterilisation and rehabilitation, warning of legal action if adequate steps are not taken

Residents claim packs of strays have occupied common areas within Central Government Employees Colony in CBD Belapur. Pic/By Special Arrangement
Residents of the Central Government Employees (CGS) Colony in Ekta Vihar, Sector 25, CBD Belapur, have issued a 15-day ultimatum to the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC), demanding action against what they describe as a growing menace of aggressive stray dogs in the area.
Led by former secretary of the Central Government Employees Residential Welfare Association, Anuj Kumar Pandey, residents have warned that they will approach the Bombay High Court if the civic body fails to capture, sterilise and rehabilitate the dogs within the stipulated period.
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