Archive · 26 Aug 2026
Adi Srinivas Orders Probe After Five Cattle Die at Goshala
Five cows died at a cattle shelter in Vemulawada.
The shelter is called Tippapur Goshala.
Adi Srinivas visited the place after the deaths.
He told officials to take better care of the cows.
He said people who donate cows to the temple must be able to trust the shelter.
Officials could face strict action if they find problems with how the shelter was maintained.
A new shelter will be built on 40 acres of land.
Srinivas also suggested keeping newly donated cows separate at first so illnesses do not spread.
Five cattle died at Tippapur Goshala in Vemulawada, Rajanna Sircilla district.
Telangana Government Whip Adi Srinivas visited the facility and assessed the situation.
Officials were directed to ensure proper maintenance, care, and protection of the cows.
Srinivas warned that strict action would follow if maintenance lapses were found.
A new goshala will be built on 40 acres, while the existing facility is being expanded.
- Who
- Telangana Government Whip Adi Srinivas, government officials, and cattle at Tippapur Goshala.
- What
- Five cattle died, prompting a probe and directions to improve the goshala’s maintenance and animal protection.
- When
- Wednesday.
- Where
- Tippapur Goshala in Vemulawada, Rajanna Sircilla district, Telangana.
- Why
- To determine whether maintenance lapses occurred and to improve cattle care and reduce the risk of disease spreading.
- Cattle deaths
- Five cattle died at Tippapur Goshala.
- Facility location
- Vemulawada, Rajanna Sircilla district, Telangana.
- Official response
- Adi Srinivas visited the goshala and directed officials to take necessary measures.
- Possible action
- Strict action was promised if maintenance lapses were found.
- New facility
- The State Cabinet decided to construct a new goshala on 40 acres of land.
- Existing facility
- The current goshala is being expanded based on the number of cattle.
- Disease prevention
- Srinivas suggested initially quarantining newly donated cows and monitoring their health.