(IN) OPEN LETTER TO THE AWD / CHAIRMAN / SECRETARY OF THE AWBI

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Saturday, February 23, 2008

OPEN LETTER TO THE AWD / CHAIRMAN / SECRETARY OF THE AWBI

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Is

has been learnt that under the pressure of trader's lobby - the AWD / AWBI

starts working on the revisions of the No's of the animals to be put in a

vehicle during shifting - animal weight will be the criteria not a size -

how amazing it is?

QUESTIONS FOR AWD / AWBI ?

* How & why this question arrise ?

* Who is supporting this issue ?

SUGGESTIONS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL PFA / SPCA & PFA HARYANA :-

* ISI specifications are there & no needs to review the existed rules of

animal transport in question of space requirement where as a long procedure

was adopted while preparing draft rules then Indian Parliament approved the

same.

* The AWD / AWBI have to review the punishments for violation of the PCA

Act, 1960

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* The violation of the said act be the cognizable offence.

* Infirmaries / SPCA's be set up in the whole country.

* Police powers to be given to the NGO's.

* Performance be assessed of the AWBI Chairman / Members of the Board / All

AWO's quarterly.

* Reward & punishment policy for all, AWBI awards be restored.

* So called animal activist / bed elements be identified & elemenated.

* Foreign funding / fund raising on animal welfare be monitered by the Govt.

in India.

 

--

Naresh Kadyan, Convener, IPFA/SPCA,

Chairman-PFA HARYANA

http://nareshkadyan.blogspot.com/,

http://www.pfaharyana.in

Mobile - +91-9813010595

- +91- 9313312099

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The present Act and Rules are age old and need revision, as the Punishment is

very less. The Board should draft the Rules regarding proper enforcement at all

level and Minimum Punishment for Ist offence should be 1000 rupees in case of

cruelty to single animal and this should be multiplied by No. of animals

subjected to cruelty /rescued.

 

The Board should not Yield to Pressue of vested interests/groups but stand

firmly as was done in case of Ban on Five Wild animals.

 

The Board should not Issue registration certificate to Elephants unless they are

not recognised by Central zoo authority under wildlife Protection Act 1972(Sec

38) and all conditions laid by CZA /AWBI are fulfilled.

 

Similarly, AWBI should suggest the modifications in structure of Transport

vehicles/Boggies carrying Animals,providing the animals journey without any

injury/cruelty. No Public Transport Vehicles should be allowed to be used for

Transportation of Animals.

SKJ

 

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" Naresh Kadyan " <kadyan.ipfa

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(IN) OPEN LETTER TO THE AWD / CHAIRMAN / SECRETARY OF THE AWBI