The recent and tragic death of Rajvir Jawanda, a beloved and talented singer, has shaken us all. Rajvir's untimely demise highlights a grave issue that has been causing havoc on Indian roads for years — the menace of stray cows freely roaming the streets and endangering the lives of countless people. Their presence on the roads has led to numerous accidents, causing injuries and fatalities to unsuspecting motorists.

India, with its rich cultural heritage and deep-seated reverence for cows, has long been a nation that respects these animals. The introduction of the cow cess tax by certain Indian states reflects this regard. However, it is vital for the government to ensure that the funds collected from this tax are used effectively to address the problem of stray cows. We urge the Indian government, along with individual states such as Punjab, to allocate these funds towards building adequate shelter for homeless cows, wherein they can be cared for and protected from the dangers of busy roads.

In addition to providing sanctuary for cows, road safety and infrastructure need urgent reformation. It is imperative that the government implements measures to secure highways and city roads, such as constructing secure barriers and employing effective traffic management strategies. These changes will not only promote the safety of motorists but also prevent unfortunate incidents like the one that took Rajvir Jawanda’s life.

By signing this petition, you will help advocate for the safety of both humans and animals on Indian roads. Let's work together to ensure that no more lives are lost due to negligence and outdated infrastructure. Demand that the cow cess tax be used to build shelters and improve road safety today by adding your signature to this petition.