10,000 cows were set free on roads and government building premises in the India's State of Gujurat to protest the lack of government aid.

Charitable trusts and government-registered organisations that run cattle shelters decided to let hundreds of cows loose after the government promised them to issue economic aid following a lumpy skin disease outbreak that led to the death of many animals. More than 5,800 cattle deaths have been recorded so far.

The video shows cows in the middle of the road, on national highways, and roaming around government premises.

The protests, which mainly took place in the cities of Banaskantha and Patan, caused severe traffic disruptions.

Protesters said that they will boycott the upcoming election in the state of Gujurat if funds are not released.

Around 10 thousand cows were set free on roads and government building premises in protest against the lack of promised government funds .
On 24th September charitable trusts and govt registered cattles that runs cattle shelters in Banaskantha and patan city of gujrat set free thousand of cows .
Videos shows cows on the middle of the roads , national highways and govt building premises . Traffic moment was halted for hours .
One of the protesters says that due to lumpy virus outbreak in cattles there is a lot of financial lose and the govt as promised is not releasing the funds
Gujrat state is to witness it's state election later this year , the protesters have threatened that if funds are not released befor that they are going to boycott the election .
Due to lumpy virus outbreak gujrat alone had reported more than 5000 cattle deaths .