Rescue of 7 Cobra's from snakes charmers in jaipur

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GOOD, THERE IS A BIG SALE OF MANGOOSE HAIR PAINT BRUSHES IN JAIPUR, WE HAVE

IDENTIFIED THE SHOPS, YOU PLEASE GO TO THE PAINTER & ASK TO PAINT A BANNER

WITH ORIGINAL KALAM, DEFINATELY HE WILL USE THE MANGOOSE HAIRS BRUSH, ASK

THE SOURCE FROM WHERE THEY BOUGHT, IDENTIFY THE SHOPS, CONTACT WILDLIFE,

LOCAL SHO & MEDIA THEN SEND THE PAINTER TO BUY A KALEM, PAINT & HARDWARE ,

BOOKS & STATIONARY SHOPS SALEING IT IN JAIPUR, WE IDENTIFIED & GAVE TIPS TO

THE WILD LIFE DEPARTMENT/ POLICE.

ANOTHER IN RAJASTHAN GREAT DEMANDS OF IVEORY PRODUCTS IN RAJPUT COMMUNITY,

WHEN I WAS IN JAIPUR DURING ELEPHANT POLO , SEARCH THE SOURCE & WORKING ON

IT.

KEEP IT UP,

NARESH KADYAN,

www.pfaharyana.in

 

 

On 12/17/06, raw_group <raw_group wrote:

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> R.A.W. is a Activist Group/association founded to work for animal

> rights and welfare of animals . R.A.W. protects and speaks for all

> animals from abuse , beating , ill-treatment , captivity of birds ,

> over-loading and against any cruelty . The two main objectives which

> R.A.W. strives to achieve is a federation of all the organizations

> working for the cause of animals and secondly is educational

> awareness because it is the most important thing because the habit

> of looking , loving animals and conserving habitat needs to be

> instilled in to the young , if animals and humans who are dependent

> on them are to survive at all . As there are many organizations

> working differently in different places throughout India but only

> their (Federation)togetherness would bring a little difference and

> this difference would become a revolution in the field of animal

> welfare .

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> R.A.W. team rescued 7 cobras from city palace area jaipur from three

> snake-charmers .

> The team of five was headed by Anupam jain (President-Founder) along

> with Himanshu vyas , Rituja shrivastava , Abhishek kasliwal , Kaamil

> and were assisted by Manak chowk thana police .

> The snakes were not in good condition there fangs had been cut by

> the charmers and were kept without water from a long time . The

> snakes were left in the Jhalana forest area under the wildlife

> department. .

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> Rohit briefed the media saying All snakes are carnivorous – in

> nature they eat animal food .The snakes are kept thirsty and hungry

> by charmers for days on end , especially during Nagpanchami for

> days prior to the festival - The thirsty snakes would drink , just

> about anything , even a soft drink , to quench their thirst , All

> snakes are allergic to milk which they cannot digest as it not

> being there natural diet and die in two or three days due to

> pneumonia , lung infection, other bacterila diseases etc . l

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> Anupam Briefed the media saying Snakes play an important part in the

> cycle ,they contain the rodent population which eats up our 10% of

> India's total food grain produce .

> Snakes are wild animals who belong to the wild and any wild animal

> cannot be used for entertainment under the Wildlife Protection Act

> 1972

> Under section 9 , 39 , 40,44 ,45 , 49 and 51 violating it would be a

> punishable offence of Rs.10000-25000 or a imprisonment of 3yrs

> minimum...............

> and also under PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS ACT 1960(ACT 59 OF

> 1960)

> Under section 21 & 22 Offence

> It is an offence to exhibit and train performing animals (all

> madaries ,snake-charmers ,bear and monkey performers are covered

> under this Section.Animal " joyrides " are also covered under this Act.)

> Under govt. notification GSR 619(E)dated 14 – 10 -98 .circuses may

> naot use the following animals for training or

> exhibition :Bears ,Monkeys,Snakes ,Tigers,Panthers,Lions .

> Penalty

> The offender may be punished with a fine of five hundred rupees or

> with imprisonment which may extend to three months or with both

> There are lots of fallacies about snakes which raw group is trying

> to eradicate through education

> Awareness at schools as well as village levels .

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