Dehradun:Regarding the two tiger cubs in Malsi Deer Park, Dehradun Zoo, the in-charge of the zoo Vinod Lingwal says that their daily diet is 10 kg buffalo meat and both the cubs fast on Tuesdays. It is a big question that how do these cubs know when Tuesday will come and when the next day will come and they are being kept hungry for 24 hours on Tuesdays. How will these mute creatures stay hungry for 24 hours? Like humans, these mute creatures also have life. How will those who eat 10 kg meat daily for 6 days a week stay hungry on the seventh day?
Social, RTI and human rights activist Bhupendra Kumar Laxmi filed a complaint in the Human Rights Commission of Uttarakhand on the above case that in February this year, two tiger cubs were brought to Dehradun Zoo from Ramnagar. They were kept under the supervision of experts in the rescue center located in the zoo. Both the cubs were tranquillized from Vela Rescue Center and brought to Doon by road with a team of doctors. Both of them have been named Bhola and Raja. Bhola is about five years old and Raja is three years old.
Regarding the two tiger cubs, zoo in-charge Vinod Lingwal says that their daily diet is 10 kg buffalo meat and both the cubs fast on Tuesdays.
This is a very big question that how do these cubs know when Tuesday will come and when the next day will come and they are being kept hungry for 24 hours on Tuesday, how will these mute creatures stay hungry for 24 hours. Like humans, these mute creatures also have life. How will those who eat 10 kg meat daily for 6 days a week stay hungry on the seventh day?
Therefore, it is requested to the honorable sir that the subject of the complaint is very serious, which is clearly related to the hunger of two mute cubs, so please take immediate strict action in the interest of justice.
While hearing the complaint, IPS Ram Singh Meena, member of Human Rights Commission, issued an order directing the Director, Malsi Deer Park, Dehradun. Order- Complainant Bhupendra Kumar Laxmi has sent a complaint letter regarding providing food to two tiger cubs in Malsi Deer Park, Dehradun Zoo for six days a week and keeping them hungry for one day. In the interest of justice, a copy of the complaint letter should be sent to the Director, Malsi Deer Park, Dehradun, so that he takes necessary action in this regard as per law.
