Archive · 13 Sep 2025
Supreme Court Receives Vantara Investigation Report
The Supreme Court is reviewing a report about the Vantara Centre, a wildlife rescue in Gujarat.
A special team looked into the center, examining how it gets animals, including elephants, and whether it follows rules about animal care and money.
The team inspected the facilities and asked questions.
The Court will now decide what to do.
The report covers animal welfare, finances, and adherence to wildlife laws.
The Supreme Court received a sealed report regarding Vantara from the SIT.
The SIT was appointed to investigate allegations against Vantara.
The investigation examined animal acquisition, welfare, and financial matters.
The inquiry included inspections of the Vantara facilities and questionnaires.
The Court has taken the report on record.
- Who
- Supreme Court-appointed Special Investigation Team (SIT)
- What
- Submitted a report on Vantara
- When
- September 12
- Where
- Supreme Court of India
- Why
- To investigate allegations against Vantara
Vantara Critics
Vantara Supporters
Animal Acquisition Practices
Vantara Critics
Concerns about legality and ethics of acquiring animals.
Vantara Supporters
No perspective provided in the articles.
- Subject of Probe
- Vantara Centre
- Location
- Jamnagar, Gujarat
- SIT Chair
- Justice Jasti Chelameswar
- SIT Members
- Justice Raghavendra Chauhan, Hemant Nagrale, Anish Gupta
- Court Action
- Accepted SIT report
- Scope of Investigation
- Animal acquisition, welfare, financial compliance
