Archive · 18 Jun 2025
MP High Court to Hear Plea as Horses Die After Transfer
Several horses died after being moved from Hyderabad to Jabalpur.
A petition has been filed in court to investigate the deaths.
Some reports said a deadly disease was found, but experts say this is unconfirmed and the deaths are due to neglect.
The horses were moved under supervision, and now officials are working to determine the cause of death and if anyone is responsible.
Eleven horses died after being transferred from Hyderabad to Jabalpur.
The horses were moved under the supervision of Sachin Tiwari.
A petition filed in the MP High Court raises concerns about the horse deaths.
Reports suggested a horse tested positive for glanders, but this was denied by NRCE.
Experts suggest the deaths point to systemic neglect.
- Who
- Horses, veterinary officials, Sachin Tiwari, and the Madhya Pradesh High Court.
- What
- Eleven horses died after transfer from Hyderabad.
- When
- Deaths occurred between early May and mid-June.
- Where
- Jabalpur, after being moved from Hyderabad.
- Why
- The exact reason for the deaths is under investigation, but suspected to be neglect.
Initial Reports
NRCE Findings
Glanders Diagnosis
Initial Reports
One horse tested positive for glanders.
NRCE Findings
No horse tested positive for glanders.
- Total Horses Moved
- 57
- Horses Dead
- 11
- Location of Transfer
- Hyderabad to Jabalpur
- Overseer of Transfer
- Sachin Tiwari
- Court
- Madhya Pradesh High Court