Overview
- Twelve of the 57 horses died within days of their transfer from Hyderabad to Jabalpur’s Raipura training facility
- Collector Deepak Saxena formed a rapid response team and instituted daily veterinary checks for the 45 surviving animals
- Samples sent to the National Equine Research Centre in Haryana have ruled out glanders in 44 tested horses
- A PIL filed by animal welfare activist Simran Issar led the High Court to summon multiple officials and private parties for details
- Notices were issued to stakeholders including HPSL Sports Leisure, HITHANET India and the state animal husbandry department