Vantara Gets Clean Chit From India’s Supreme Court

NEW DELHI- On a day when the Supreme Court gave a clean chit to the Vantara wildlife facility in Gujarat’s Jamnagar over alleged lapses, Team Vantara on September 15 called it a validation of the truth and reiterated its resolve to heal animals.

A Bench of Justices Pankaj Mithal and Prasanna B. Varale accepted a SIT’s report and rejected allegations made against Vantara wildlife facility over the acquisition of animals from India and abroad, particularly elephants, and compliance with the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972, among others.

In a statement issued on September 15, Team Vantara said it has always been about love, compassion, and responsibility towards the voiceless among us. “Every animal we rescue, every bird we heal, every life we save is a reminder that their well-being is not separate from our own — it is an inseparable part of the well-being of all humanity. When we care for animals, we are also caring for the soul of humanity.” (IANS)