🚨🙏 URGENT RESCUE APPEAL - MATHURA, UTTAR PRADESH 🐄💔
📍 Rescue Location : Bhureka Pachhara village, Mathura district, Uttar Pradesh, India 🇮🇳
Source : https://t.co/64Jm2u5krv
A helpless Gau Mata is suffering severely during childbirth in "Bhureka Pachhara, Mathura". She urgently needs veterinary assistance and an animal ambulance. Please don't let her suffer or lose her life due to delays.
@mathurapolice@112UttarPradesh@Uppolice@DM_Mathura@CMOfficeUP@myogiadityanath@myogioffice@ChiefSecyUP@UPGovt@PetaIndia@AwbiBallabhgarh
🙏 Authorities & animal ambulance operators in Mathura, please respond immediately! Send a veterinary rescue team to the location and ensure emergency treatment for this innocent mother.
#CowRescue #AnimalRescue #Mathura #India #GauSeva #AnimalWelfare
🚨💔 3 INNOCENT INDIAN PUPPIES ALLEGEDLY POISONED TO DEATH!
WHO WILL SPEAK FOR THEM?
Three tiny Indian puppies have reportedly died after suspected poisoning in Ankleshwar, Bharuch. 💔
News :
https://t.co/cxl8PwFtdl
Location: Bharuchi Naka, Bharuch Ankleshwar Gujarat India
Three helpless lives gone, if deliberate poisoning is confirmed, those responsible must face the full force of the law.
Date : 20 October 2026
📢 @BharuchPolice@GujaratPolice@dgpgujarat@CMOGuj@PetaIndia@CollectorBharch@STARDHRUVPATEL@DarshnaAnimal
⚖️ DEMAND JUSTICE NOW! 🐾 Register an FIR under appropriate provisions, including BNS Section 325 and PCA Act, 1960, where legally applicable.
🔎 Conduct forensic testing and preserve evidence.
🚨 Identify and arrest those responsible where legally warranted.
Poisoning innocent puppies is not a minor offence.
Their deaths must not be forgotten, and justice must not be delayed!
#JusticeForPuppies #AnimalCruelty #Ankleshwar #Bharuch #Gujarat #StopAnimalCruelty #AmendPCA
Randall Sequeira and Laxman Naik's Arrests Among Several Meant to Clear the Way for Mining in Odisha, Say Activists
@antarabaruah__ reports
https://t.co/7LzrECmlAl
Forged signatures; arrested activists -- all just to pave way for Adani to loot the forests & hills. If India is still a democracy, it is not because of the government, but despite it.
Read also: https://t.co/vAV4i2Muv7
Lord Ganesha is worshipped as Vighnaharta, the remover of obstacles. Devotees pray to him for wisdom, protection and freedom from suffering. Yet, in a painful contradiction, the very animal whose form is central to his divinity continues to suffer in the name of religious devotion.
Elephants are intelligent, sentient, socially complex wild animals who deserve to live with dignity, freedom and the opportunity to express their natural behaviours. Yet many captive elephants endure chains, confinement, separation from their natural social groups and the demands of religious ceremonies. Their physical and psychological needs are too often subordinated to human beliefs, traditions and expectations.
What is the meaning of worshipping a deity in the form of an elephant while denying freedom to a living elephant?
Tradition cannot be a justification for suffering, and devotion should never come at the cost of another being's welfare. If we seek wisdom from Ganesha, we must have the wisdom to question practices that cause harm. If we seek protection through prayer, we must be willing to protect those who cannot speak for themselves.
Elephants do not need to be chained to prove our devotion. Their presence in religious ceremonies is not necessary to honour the divine. We can preserve our faith and cultural heritage through compassionate alternatives that do not exploit living animals.
The true measure of our devotion lies not in how beautifully we worship an elephant-headed God, but in how compassionately we treat the living elephants who share our world.
Let us not worship the image of freedom while denying freedom to the elephant. Let us honour Ganesha by ending elephant suffering, protecting their welfare and allowing them to live as wild animals—not as instruments of human tradition.
@CMOTamilnadu@TVKVijayHQ@RameshOffcl@tnforestdept@RvRanjithtvk@tnhrcedept
#NoElephantsInTemples
#WhyTheChains
#StopElephantCaptivity
#NoElephantsinZoo
#CaptiveElephantWelfare
#ElephantRehabilitation
When Lord Shiva, Pashupatinath, the protector of all living beings, sees five young elephants chained and deprived of freedom, his heart fills with sorrow.
He looks into Baby Elephants eyes and feels the pain of a life without the wild, without family, without freedom.
With tears in his eyes, he breaks the chains and leads the young elephant back towards his herd.
True devotion is compassion.
No prayer is complete while a living being suffers.
#CompassionIsDevotion
#SaveIndianElephants #FreeTheFive
#NoElephantsInTemples
#StopElephantCaptivity
@Dibyoshnata Heartbreaking!! Watching elephants live free with their families in the wild is something else entirely. No ceremony can justify taking that away from them!
Video 1:
Chains or metal restraints appear to be attached to the elephants.
Bands or restraints are visible around their lower legs.
A handler walks very close to the elephants and appears to hit them with sticks which has a sharp hook equipment and a chain.
The elephants are moving along a hard, paved surface at night, near people and buildings.
Video 2:
Elephants are standing in a covered, concrete-floored area.
A metal chain is visibly attached to the front leg of at least one elephant and secured near the ground.
The elephants appear to have restricted movement within their individual spaces.
Video 3:
Metal restraints or chains appear around its lower legs.
The elephant is in a crowded temple interior with hard flooring and limited open space.
Elephants can never live at peace in such extreme cruel conditions!
#StopElephantCaptivity #FreeTheFive #NoElephantsInTemples
There was a time when humans were enslaved, traded, abused, imprisoned, and killed for the benefit of others. Over time, we evolved to recognize that human slavery was unethical and morally wrong, learning to value every human life with dignity and equality.
Yet, this moral evolution remains incomplete. Elephants continue to be enslaved, traded, and abused in the name of tradition, culture, and human interests. We abolished slavery for our own species, but we continue to justify it for other living beings.
Perhaps the human desire to dominate and control other lives has not disappeared; it has simply drawn a boundary around our own species. We have freed ourselves from the chains of slavery while leaving elephants bound by ours.
True moral progress begins when we recognize that the value of a life does not depend on its species. Respect, dignity, and freedom should not be privileges reserved for humans, but principles extended to all sentient beings.
#CaptiveElephantWelfare
#NoElephantsinTemple
#StopElephantCaptivity
#ElephantRehabilitation
Today, on the auspicious occasion of Ayudha Pooja, people worship the tools, instruments and machines that support their professions and livelihoods. But what does it mean when the tools used to control and inflict suffering on captive elephants are also placed in the name of devotion?
Bullhooks (ankush), sticks, spiked chains, ropes, knives and other restraining devices used to control, intimidate and subjugate these sentient beings are among the tools associated with elephant captivity.
Is it not a contradiction to worship the tools of our livelihood while overlooking the suffering they inflict on another life? Can devotion truly have meaning when the instruments of control and cruelty are revered, while the lives subjected to them are denied freedom and dignity?
Dear Chief Minister Vijay, you are entrusted with the responsibility of governing our state with compassion, justice and equality. Under your leadership, please do not allow this age-old practice of elephant enslavement to continue indefinitely in the name of tradition.
Your government’s guiding principle, “Pirapokkum Ella Uyirkkum” — all lives are equal by birth — must extend beyond words and become a reality for every living being.
True devotion is not merely about worshipping the tools we use; it is about questioning whether our actions cause suffering to others. True leadership is not just about preserving traditions, but having the courage to reform those that deny freedom and dignity to other lives.
Let this Ayudha Pooja be an opportunity to reflect, reform and choose compassion over cruelty.
Let us worship our tools without glorifying the suffering they cause. Let us build a society where every life is treated with respect, dignity and compassion.
@CMOTamilnadu@TVKVijayHQ@RameshOffcl@tnforestdept@RvRanjithtvk@tnhrcedept
#NoElephantsInTemples
#WhyTheChains
#StopElephantCaptivity
#NoElephantsinZoo
#CaptiveElephantWelfare
#ElephantRehabilitation
@CMOTamilnadu really? Do you and your ministers have any semblance of conscience or the profit of the rich is all that matters? So you changed the name of baby elephant Hiralal & that will somehow make his isolated captivity & torture acceptable?
#FreeTheFive#SaveIndianElephants
They named him Namashivaya. 🐘
But who is speaking for the five-year-old elephant?
A ceremony is not proof of welfare. Religious devotion is not a substitute for freedom, companionship and proper care.
Let compassion mean more than celebration.
#FreeTheFive#NoElephantsInTemples
Please keep the spotlight on Durga, Bijuli, Shiva, Hiralal, and Rupsing
Their origins and welfare deserve independent scrutiny, transparent answers, and humane rehabilitation.
Hiralal Aka Namahshivaya demand Freedom from chains.
@AadhavArjuna@RameshOffcl@CMOTamilnadu
#VerifyTheFive #StopElephantCaptivity