Supreme Court raps Kerala govt for not detailing steps to protect state's tallest captive elephant
First reported 9 Oct, 06:04 UTCUpdated 2d ago4 sources
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The court questioned Kerala’s claim that it had taken the elephant's custody after the June 9 order, asking why the fact had not been disclosed in its affidavit
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The elephant, Uttoly Raman, has been at the centre of an ownership dispute; the Supreme Court had put the animal under the State government’s custody in June
Supreme Court raps Kerala over Raman elephant custody seeks medical report
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- Supreme Court raps Kerala govt for not detailing steps to protect state's tallest captive elephant (opens Hindustan Times in a new tab)
The court questioned Kerala’s claim that it had taken the elephant's custody after the June 9 order, asking why the fact had not been disclosed in its affidavit
- Supreme Court raps Kerala over Raman elephant custody, seeks medical report (opens India Today in a new tab)
Supreme Court raps Kerala over Raman elephant custody seeks medical report
- Supreme Court asks for medical report of Kerala’s tallest captive elephant, pulls up State government (opens The Hindu in a new tab)
The elephant, Uttoly Raman, has been at the centre of an ownership dispute; the Supreme Court had put the animal under the State government’s custody in June
- Supreme Court seeks medical report of Keralam's 'tallest' elephant Raman (opens Deccan Herald in a new tab)
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Friday slammed the Keralam government for not complying with its order to take over the custody of elephant Raman, described as the tallest in the state, and sought the pachyderm's medical report. A bench of Justices Dipankar Datta and Sheel Nagu was informed that the elephant was in…
