Bengaluru: alleged that his beloved horse was poisoned to death in a stable in Bengaluru, an entrepreneur from Tamil Nadu on Tuesday approached Kothanur police here with complaints against the facility owner.
Complaints, Paval Skras, 39, from Tiruppur City Tamil Nadu have sent two of his horses, the French champ and Vijay, to United Riders Barn in Hennur-Bagalur Main Road managed by one Nitin Gupta, on September 1, 2021 for riding training for his old son 13 years old.
Nitin Gupta, told TOI that the death of the horse was very unfortunate.
“It was a case of colic that caused digestive disorders, finally resulted in his death.
We are training women with horses and everything looks good and they are ready for competition.
But unfortunately the horse died; such incidents occur in sports sometimes,” he said, as he said Added that postmortem reports were handed over to animal owners.
“End of October 22 night, I received a call from one of the caregivers, Kiran, that my federation balanced Internationale (Fei) Horse Braat France was not healthy.
He then called again the next morning to tell me that the horse was fine.
A few hours Then he called to tell me that the 12-year-old animal died, “said Skreka.
The woman said the postmortem horse was carried out by a veterinarian, Sanjay, under the supervision of its local representatives and the animal was buried.
“My son and I reached overtime on October 23 and demanded an explanation from Nitin Gupta about death.
But what I met was three drunk youths, who reached the warehouse and forced me out, demanding that I took with me my second horse,” Surka said.
He complained that his horse had been injected with an unknown substance, which could be the case of the animal poisoning.
A pine was registered against the Gupta under the prevention of atrocities on the animal law, 1960 and the police probe was ongoing.
The woman claims that the right postmortem report has not been given to him until now.
Dead horse in Bengaluru, Tamil Nadu woman crying rotten
