Chennai: When veteran actor Dilip Kumar exhaled his last breath early on Wednesday morning, it was a big loss not only for the world of films and many fans but also blows for animal lovers.
The Indian map paying tribute to the final actor, commeming as he supported the campaign and helped impose a ban on the entry of elephants to Mumbai, save violence and atrocities and ensure the safety of Mumbai people.
In 2007, the Maharashtra government announced that elephants would no longer be permitted in Mumbai after reviewing graphics reports delivered by Indian maps regarding cruelty filled with elephants in cities.
The ban came on the heel of a report, delivered by India’s map to KL Prasad, Commissioner with the Police (Law & Command) and Shreen Bhagwan, Head of Forest Conservator, Thane Circle, showed many problems associated with allowing elephants and temples outside In the city, including atrocities against elephants, threats to human life and property and the possibility of transmission of tuberculosis and anthrax for humans.
India maps also show violations of cruelty prevention on animal laws, 1960; Wildlife Protection Act, 1972; Rules of animals that do (registration), 2001; Bombay prevention of pleading, 1959; And the Bombay police act in connection with the import and use of elephants in Mumbai.
The tire came after a campaign for 18 months where actor Rahul Khanna and Celina Jaitley posed in advertisements, letters written by MP Shatrughan Sinha and MP Manaka Gandhi; And the petition signed by Dibis Kumar, Saira Banu, John Abraham, MP Priya Dutt, Sanjay Dutt, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Isha Koppikar, Mahesh Bhatt, Yana Gupta and Gulshan Grover among others requested CM to ban the entry of elephants to the city.