The Walking Eye Foundation for Animal Advocacy, an organization of animal lovers, has filed a stay petition in the Supreme Court once morest the state government’s petition regarding the rehabilitation of Arikomban. The government is seeking to hear the organization’s arguments before issuing an interim order on the petition. The animal lovers’ organization is concerned that the government is trying to remove the rice plant from the forest. Lawyer John Mathew filed the stay petition, and Senior Advocate V. Chidambaresh will represent the organization in the Supreme Court. The organization has no objection to relocating Arikompan to Parambikulam but demands that Arikomban be allowed to live freely in the forest. Additionally, the organization will request that the Supreme Court take action once morest resorts in Kerala’s elephant camps, similar to the action taken by the Supreme Court once morest elephant resorts in Tamil Nadu’s Nilgiris.
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The organization has no objection to shifting Arikompan to Parambikulam. V. said that rice stalks should be moved only to the forest. Chidambaresh will plead in the Supreme Court. The demand of the organization is to allow the arikomban to live freely in the forest.
New Delhi: A stay petition in the Supreme Court once morest the state government’s petition in the case related to the rehabilitation of Arikomban. An organization of animal lovers called ‘Walking Eye Foundation for Animal Advocacy’ has filed a stay petition in the Supreme Court. The government wants to hear their arguments before passing an interim order on the petition.
The state government is approaching the Supreme Court stating that it is difficult to implement the High Court verdict, Forest Minister A.K. Saseendran had clarified the other day. The government has also decided to ask the Supreme Court to allow action under the wildlife protection department in the case of harmful wild animals. The animal lovers’ organization is concerned that the government is trying to remove the rice plant from the forest.
The stay petition was filed by lawyer John Mathew. Senior Advocate V. Chidambaresh will appear in the Supreme Court on behalf of the organization.
The organization has no objection to shifting Arikompan to Parambikulam. V. said that rice stalks should be moved only to the forest. Chidambaresh will plead in the Supreme Court. The demand of the organization is to allow the arikomban to live freely in the forest. Apart from this, the organization will also request the Supreme Court to take action once morest the resorts in Kerala’s elephant camps. The organization demands that there should be an intervention similar to the action taken by the Supreme Court once morest elephant resorts in Tamil Nadu’s Nilgiris in Kerala.
In conclusion, the case related to the rehabilitation of Arikomban continues to be a topic of debate and discussions. The Walking Eye Foundation for Animal Advocacy has filed a stay petition in the Supreme Court, and senior advocate V. Chidambaresh will be representing the organization. The organization is requesting that the arikomban be allowed to live freely in the forest, and they have no objection to shifting him to Parambikulam. The Supreme Court will also be requested to take action once morest resorts in Kerala’s elephant camps. The situation remains unresolved, and only time will tell how it will ultimately come to a conclusion.
