To Indian government, animal recue organizations, media and police officers,
IF YOU ALL HAVE GUTS AND RESPECT TO YOUR WORK, PROVE WHAT YOU ARE CAPABLE OF DOING IN THIS MATTER WITHOUT FALLING FOR THE BRIBE… IT’S AN OPEN CHALLENGE. I WILL BE REGULARLY WATCHING NEWS CHANNELS, I WILL SEE WHO AND WHICH NEW CHANNEL PROVED THEIR STRENGTH. IF YOU ARE GREAT THEN ITS USELESS… UNLESS IF YOU ARE READY FOR MY CHALLENGE. IF YOU ARE SUCCESSFUL I WILL COME TO MEET YOU PERSONALLY, THE SURPRISE WHICH YOU CANNOT GUESS IN YOUR LIFETIME... PROVE THAT YOU ARE IN MAHATMA GANDHIJI’S SOIL.
Being an Indian citizen I would like to tell true facts about the harassment in circus which I witnessed today. I was shocked to see the suffering of animals that are forced to perform in JUMBO CIRCUS, MYSORE, KARNATAKA. Animals are trained with rods with a sharp metal hook on the end, whips , those are intentionally used to cause fear, pain and injury to obey. Animals are kept crammed inside rusty cages, living in filth amid their own waste. Elephants have been driven mad from continuous chaining, and none of the circus's animals had access to food or water. Elephants are forced to spend all their time shackled by three feet, horses are tied with short ropes and unable to move freely, dogs suffered miserably in cramped cages and birds are kept in small cages without perches, forcing them to cling to the sides of the cage. The circus does not even have the mandatory resident veterinarian for the animal’s routine checkups. The elephants were reportedly exhibited with their legs tied. One appeared anorexic, and another was suffering from diarrhea. There are 5 elephants, 3 horses, 8 dogs, 1 hippo, parrots which are extremely unhealthy and harassed to the greater extent.
You have the power to call for compassionate change. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus, Bolivia and Greece have already banned the use of all animals in circuses. I respectfully urge you see through this terrible news and please take strict action against the management of JUMBO CIRCUS, MYSORE.
Hoping to congratulate you soon,
INDIAN
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1960 (PCA) all of the following are punishable offences:
Beating, kicking, overriding, torturing, the penalty is a fine of Rs 100/-or jail up to three months or both.
Caging or confining an animal in a cage or enclosure too small to allow reasonable movement, the penalty is a fine of Rs 100 and jail up to 3 months or both.
Tying with a short or very heavy chain. Penalty is a fine of RS 100 and up to 3 months in jail or both.
Keeping the animal constantly confined or tied for extended periods thereby denying it the opportunity to exercise. Punishable with a fine of RS 100/- and up to 3 months in jail or both.
Failure to provide sufficient food and water to a pet animal. Penalty is a fine of RS 100/- and up to 3 months in jail or both.
Failure to provide proper shelter. Penalty is a fine of RS 100/- and up to 3 months in jail or both.
Placing an animal in circumstances that are likely to endanger its life, Penalty is a fine of RS 100/- and up to 3 months in jail. Maiming or injuring an animal in any way. Any surgical or invasive procedure without an aesthesia. This would include ear or tail docking. It is a cognizable offence under Section 428/429 of the Indian Penal Code. The penalty is a fine and up to 5 years in jail.
indian citizen
indianahimsa1947@gmail.com
IF YOU ALL HAVE GUTS AND RESPECT TO YOUR WORK, PROVE WHAT YOU ARE CAPABLE OF DOING IN THIS MATTER WITHOUT FALLING FOR THE BRIBE… IT’S AN OPEN CHALLENGE. I WILL BE REGULARLY WATCHING NEWS CHANNELS, I WILL SEE WHO AND WHICH NEW CHANNEL PROVED THEIR STRENGTH. IF YOU ARE GREAT THEN ITS USELESS… UNLESS IF YOU ARE READY FOR MY CHALLENGE. IF YOU ARE SUCCESSFUL I WILL COME TO MEET YOU PERSONALLY, THE SURPRISE WHICH YOU CANNOT GUESS IN YOUR LIFETIME... PROVE THAT YOU ARE IN MAHATMA GANDHIJI’S SOIL.
Being an Indian citizen I would like to tell true facts about the harassment in circus which I witnessed today. I was shocked to see the suffering of animals that are forced to perform in JUMBO CIRCUS, MYSORE, KARNATAKA. Animals are trained with rods with a sharp metal hook on the end, whips , those are intentionally used to cause fear, pain and injury to obey. Animals are kept crammed inside rusty cages, living in filth amid their own waste. Elephants have been driven mad from continuous chaining, and none of the circus's animals had access to food or water. Elephants are forced to spend all their time shackled by three feet, horses are tied with short ropes and unable to move freely, dogs suffered miserably in cramped cages and birds are kept in small cages without perches, forcing them to cling to the sides of the cage. The circus does not even have the mandatory resident veterinarian for the animal’s routine checkups. The elephants were reportedly exhibited with their legs tied. One appeared anorexic, and another was suffering from diarrhea. There are 5 elephants, 3 horses, 8 dogs, 1 hippo, parrots which are extremely unhealthy and harassed to the greater extent.
You have the power to call for compassionate change. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus, Bolivia and Greece have already banned the use of all animals in circuses. I respectfully urge you see through this terrible news and please take strict action against the management of JUMBO CIRCUS, MYSORE.
Hoping to congratulate you soon,
INDIAN
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1960 (PCA) all of the following are punishable offences:
Beating, kicking, overriding, torturing, the penalty is a fine of Rs 100/-or jail up to three months or both.
Caging or confining an animal in a cage or enclosure too small to allow reasonable movement, the penalty is a fine of Rs 100 and jail up to 3 months or both.
Tying with a short or very heavy chain. Penalty is a fine of RS 100 and up to 3 months in jail or both.
Keeping the animal constantly confined or tied for extended periods thereby denying it the opportunity to exercise. Punishable with a fine of RS 100/- and up to 3 months in jail or both.
Failure to provide sufficient food and water to a pet animal. Penalty is a fine of RS 100/- and up to 3 months in jail or both.
Failure to provide proper shelter. Penalty is a fine of RS 100/- and up to 3 months in jail or both.
Placing an animal in circumstances that are likely to endanger its life, Penalty is a fine of RS 100/- and up to 3 months in jail. Maiming or injuring an animal in any way. Any surgical or invasive procedure without an aesthesia. This would include ear or tail docking. It is a cognizable offence under Section 428/429 of the Indian Penal Code. The penalty is a fine and up to 5 years in jail.
indian citizen
indianahimsa1947@gmail.com
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