12 Horses Dead as Case Drags On

Haydarabad: A few horses moved to Jabalpur from Haydarabad died, and his custody was dragged in court. The documents opened before the Madhya Pradesh Supreme Court confirmed that 12 horses died until the end of June and 45 survived under the veterinary control. However, the resources on the ground reported that he had died a few more horses since then. Animals, Hithanet India Pvt. Ltd.

India’s Turf Authority (TAI) said that Haydarabad and Mumbai racing clubs will provide feed and treatment and take responsibility for their care. In June, meetings were held on this effect. However, the horses remain with Sachin Tiwari. Tai President G. Venkatesh, Deccan Chronicle The transfer did not take place on Saturday.

“Horses had to be moved, but the collector did not allow it. Although Haydarabad and Mumbai clubs took care of their care, the regional administration took over welfare,” he said. Venkatesh added that Tai was a phenomenon finding committee that will soon go to Jabalpur and present a report of his observations.

Niall Sadh, a defender of EC Welfare, said that the official reports offered a controlled picture, while reality was disgusting. “Many horses are killed. The hearing as a lawyer for the defendants is postponed again and again. This case can be dragged for years,” he said.

The petition opened by Simran Issar, the owner of Jabalpur Display, is in court. On July 3, the last Supreme Court received the collector’s declaration and determined August 7 for the next date. This hearing has been transferred and the issue is now listed on October 9, according to the website of the Supreme Court of Deputy.

The debate shadowed the race circles of Haydarabad. Hithanet India Pvt. Ltd. And the businessman Surresh Paladugu was elected in trials, but no action was taken against Tai or others. Animal Rights groups claim that neglect, heat and bad administrations lead to death, and question why the responsibility of animals remained controversial months after transportation.