PAWS-Mumbai request AWBI & Committee to direst CCF Thane & DCF Zone VII to register the case against owner and shift the other elephant LAXMI to rehabilitation Center or Hospital

RIP Laxmi

Save Laxmi

On 30 June 2013, after the death of Bijli, Plant & Animals Welfare Society – Mumbai have written a letters to Animal Welfare Board of India (PAWS-Mumbai Letter No. PAWS-Mumbai/PC-BE/51-2013) and Committee to Monitor Animal Welfare Laws in Maharashtra (PAWS-Mumbai Letter No. PAWS-Mumbai/PC-BE/52-2013) in which PAWS-Mumbai have request the both the authority to look into the issue and do something to save the other elephant LAXMI which is in the custody of same owner Rati Ram Goswami.

Brief Letter of Committee ……………..

Copy of PAWS-Mumbai
Letter to AWBI

Copy of PAWS-Mumbai
Letter to Committee

Today early morning 60 years female elephant Bijli fighting for survival finally end her hope. RIP

Since June 28, 2013 Bijli’s is in critical condition……………

Bijli’s Kidneys are not functioning properly,

Bijli had got fatigue,

Bijli have maggot wound all her body including leg,

Bijli have joint disease too.

Bijli is 2^nd Elephant died due to forest department not taken timely step to stop the illegal commercial activities of the Elephant owners in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai& Thane area. It’s time the owner of the Bijli should throw behind bars.

Plant & Animals Welfare Society – Mumbai (PAWS-Mumbai) have lodged a written complaint with Mulund Police and Mumbai Range Forests Office but till now no action has been taken or given any response to the complaint.

After a long age of work without any proper food, health care, shelter the animal die helplessly and the law enforcement authority’s like forest and police not taking any interest in legal action against the cruel owners. We at PAWS-Mumbai request you to kindly do something as the same owner have one more elephant, which is also not in good health condition. The only question is coming in everyone’s mind is that “How many more Elephant Life do this authorities want, to open their eyes”.

So we request you to kindly (direct CCF Thane & DCP Zone VII to register the case against the owner with immediate effect and shift the other elephant to isolated area like rehabilitation Center or hospital by Forest Department) look into the issue and do the needful help in the interest of the mute and un-complaining animals. Kindly inform us about your action on this issue from your side.

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