Committee On Petitions - Haryana Legislative Assembly - Observation On Goods With Animal Living Creature

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Committee on Petitions, Legislative Assembly, Haryana

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Hon’ble Speaker, Haryana Legislative Assembly:

Committee on Petitions of Haryana Assembly, to explain, whether animal is a
goods, instead living creatures, who has feeling on pain, abuse and sufferings
with 5 freedoms, why discrimination and selective activism, double standards,
breach public trust, how a citizen public of India, can perform their fundamental
duties, as defined under article 51 A(g) of the Constitution ?
Animal Welfare Party: AWP, 1st Political Party in India, fighting hard for animals,
restoring their 5 freedoms, but adopted mechanism of Indian Government, have
contradiction and discriminations, violated human rights.
As per section 2 of the PCA Act, 1960:
(a) Animal, means any living creature other than a human being.
As per section 2(18) of the Haryana Municipal Corporation Act, 1994:
“Goods” includes animal.
Supreme Court order, dated 7.5.2014 in SLP (C) No.11686 of 2007, also confirmed, as
per section 54: Chapter 7.1.2 of the guidelines of OIE, recognizes five freedoms for
animals, internationally, such as:
(i) freedom from hunger, thirst and malnutrition.

(ii) freedom from fear and distress.
(iii) freedom from physical and thermal discomfort.
(iv) freedom from pain, injury and disease and
(v) freedom to express normal patterns of Behaviour,
Read with the section 3 of the PCA Act, 1960 and article 51 A (g) of Indian
Constitution.
Naresh Kadyan, Convener of AWP.
Distribution:
1. Committee on Petitions, Lok Sabha.
2. Committee on Petitions, Rajya Sabha.
3. Committee on Petitions, All State Legislative Assemblies.
4. Registrar of Supreme Court of India.
5. All Registrar, State High Courts.
6. Haryana Animal Welfare Board, via Minister concerned.
7. CEO, Faridabad Smart City.
Smt. Sukanya Berwal, Commissioner of Education,

Scouts and Guides for Animals and Birds, OIPA: Indian People for Animals.
Naresh Kadyan, Convener of Animal Welfare Party, retired Commissioner of Bharat
Scouts and Guides, Haryana, Chief National Commissioner of the Scouts and Guides
for Animal and Birds www.scoutingindia.in along with OIPA: Indian People for
Animals, Member of the IUCN Commission for Education and Communication,
observed discrimination among the definition of animal, because:
Section 2 of the Biological Diversity Act, 2002:
(c) Biological resources, means plants, animals and micro-organisms or parts

thereof, their genetic material and by-products (excluding value added products)
with actual or potential use or value, but does not include human genetic
material.
(f) Commercial utilization, means end uses of biological resources for
commercial utilisation such as drugs, industrial enzymes, food flavours,
fragrance, cosmetics, emulsifiers, oleoresins, colours, extracts and genes used for
improving crops and livestock through genetic intervention, but does not include
conventional breeding or traditional practices in use in any agriculture,
horticulture, poultry, dairy farming, animal husbandry or bee keeping.
Prevention and Control of Infectious and Contagious Diseases in Animals Act, 2009:
Section 2: Definitions: In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

(a) Animal means, (i) cattle, buffalo, sheep, goat, yak, mithun; (ii) dog, cat, pig,
horse, camel, ass, mule, poultry, bees; and (iii) any other animal or bird as
the Central Government may, by notification, specify.
Section 2 of the Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017:
(52). Goods, means every kind of movable property other than money and
securities but includes actionable claim, growing crops, grass and things
attached to or forming part of the land which are agreed to be severed before
supply or under a contract of supply.
Insecticides Act, 1968:
Section 3 - Definitions: In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires:

Animals, means animals useful to human beings and includes fish and fowl, and
such kinds of wild life as the Central Government may, by notification in the
Official Gazette, specify, being kinds which, in its opinions, it is desirable to
protect or preserve.
Section 2 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988:

(13). GOODS, includes live-stock, and anything (other than equipment
ordinarily used with the vehicle) carried by a vehicle except living persons, but
does not include luggage or personal effects carried in a motor car or in a trailer
attached to a motor car or the personal luggage of passengers travelling in the
vehicle.
(14). Goods carriage, means any motor vehicle constructed or adapted for use
solely for the carriage of goods, or any motor vehicle not so constructed or
adapted when used for the carriage of goods.
Section 2 of the PCA Act, 1960:
(a) Animal, means any living creature other than a human being.
(c) Captive animal, means any animal (not being a domestic animal) which is
in captivity or confinement, whether permanent or temporary, or which is
subjected to any appliance or contrivance for the purpose of hindering or
preventing its escape from captivity or confinement or which is pinioned or
which is or appears to be maimed.
(d) Domestic animal, means any animal which is tamed or which has been or
is being sufficiently tamed to serve some purpose for the use of man or which,
although it neither has been nor is being nor is intended to be so tamed, is or
has become in fact wholly or partly tamed.
Section 2 of the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972:
(1) Animal, includes amphibians, birds, mammals and reptiles and their young,
and also includes, in the cases of birds and reptiles, their eggs.
(2) Animal article, means an article made from any captive animal or wild
animal, other than vermin, and includes an article or object in which the whole
or any part of such animal has been used, and ivory imported into India and an
article made therefrom.
(5) Captive animal, means any animal, specified in Schedule I, Schedule II,
Schedule III or Schedule IV, which is captured or kept or bred in captivity.
(18A) Livestock, means farm animals and includes buffaloes, bulls, bullocks,
camels, cows, donkeys, goats, sheep, horses, mules, yaks, pigs, ducks, geese,
poultry and their young but does not include any animal specified in Schedules I
to V.
Extracts of some Para’s of Supreme Court order dated 7.5.2014 in SLP (C) No.11686 of
2007:
51. When we look at the rights of animals from the national and international
perspective, what emerges is that every species has an inherent right to live and shall be
protected by law, subject to the exception provided out of necessity. Animal has also
honour and dignity which cannot be arbitrarily deprived of and its rights and privacy
have to be respected and protected from unlawful attacks.
52. Universal Declaration of Animal Welfare (UDAW) is a campaign led by World
Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) in an attempt to secure international
recognition for the principles of animal welfare. UDAW has had considerable support
from various countries, including India. WSPA believes that the world should look to
the success of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) to set out what
UDAW can achieve for animals. Five freedoms referred to in UDAW, which we will
deal with in latter part of the judgment, find support in PCA Act and the rules framed
thereunder to a great extent.
53. World Health Organization of Animal Health (OIE), of which India is a member,
acts as the international reference organisation for animal health and animal welfare.
OIE has been recognised as a reference organisation by the World Trade Organisation
(WTO) and, in the year 2013, it has a total of 178 member countries. On animal welfare,
OIE says that an animal is in good state of welfare if (as indicated by Scientific
evidence) it is healthy, comfortable, well nourished, safe, able to express innate
behaviour and if it is not suffering from unpleasant states such as pain, fear and
distress.
FREEDOM:
54. Chapter 7.1.2 of the guidelines of OIE, recognizes five internationally recognized
freedoms for animals, such as:
(i) freedom from hunger, thirst and malnutrition;
(ii) freedom from fear and distress;
(iii) freedom from physical and thermal discomfort;
(iv) freedom from pain, injury and disease; and
(v) freedom to express normal patterns of behaviour.
Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) in its “Legislative and Regulatory Options
for Animal Welfare” indicated that these five freedoms found their place in Farm
Welfare Council 2009 U.K. and is also called Brambell’s Five Freedoms. These five
freedoms, as already indicated, are considered to be the fundamental principles of
animal welfare and we can say that these freedoms find a place in Sections 3 and 11 of
PCA Act and they are for animals like the rights guaranteed to the citizens of this
country under Part III of the Constitution of India.
55. Animals are world-wide legally recognised as ‘property’ that can be possessed by
humans. On deletion of Article 19(1)(f) from the Indian Constitution, right to property
is more a fundamental right in India, this gives the Parliament more a leeway to pass
laws protecting the rights of animals. Right to hold on to a property which includes
animals also, is now only a legal right not a fundamental right. We have also to see the
rights of animals in that perspective as well.
56. Rights guaranteed to the animals under Sections 3, 11, etc. are only statutory rights.
The same have to be elevated to the status of fundamental rights, as has been done by
few countries around the world, so as to secure their honour and dignity. Rights and
freedoms guaranteed to the animals under Sections 3 and 11 have to be read along with
Article 51A(g)(h) of the Constitution, which is the magna carta of animal rights.
COMPASSION:
57. Article 51A (g) states that it shall be the duty of citizens to have compassion for
living creatures. In State of Gujarat v. Mirzapur Moti Kureshi Kassab Jamat and
Others (2005) 8 SCC 534, this Court held that by enacting Article 51A (g) and giving it
the status of a fundamental duty, one of the objects sought to be achieved by Parliament
is to ensure that the spirit and message of Articles 48 and 48-A are honoured as a
fundamental duty of every citizen. Article 51A(g), therefore, enjoins that it was a
fundamental duty of every citizen “to have compassion for living creatures”, which
means concern for suffering, sympathy, kindliness etc., which has to be read along with
Sections 3, 11(1)(a) & (m), 22 etc. of PCA Act.
HUMANISM:
58. Article 51A (h) says that it shall be the duty of every citizen to develop the scientific
temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform. Particular emphasis has been
made to the expression “humanism” which has a number of meanings, but increasingly
designates as an inclusive sensibility for our species. Humanism also means, understand
benevolence, compassion, mercy etc. Citizens should, therefore, develop a spirit of
compassion and humanism which is reflected in the Preamble of PCA Act as well as in
Sections 3 and 11 of the Act. To look after the welfare and well-being of the animals and
the duty to prevent the infliction of pain or suffering on animals highlights the
principles of humanism in Article 51A (h). Both Articles 51A (g) and (h) have to be read
into the PCA Act, especially into Section 3 and Section 11 of the PCA Act and be
applied and enforced.
RIGHT TO LIFE:
62. Every species has a right to life and security, subject to the law of the land, which
includes depriving its life, out of human necessity. Article 21 of the Constitution, while
safeguarding the rights of humans, protects life and the word “life” has been given an
expanded definition and any disturbance from the basic environment which includes all
forms of life, including animal life, which are necessary for human life, fall within the
meaning of Article 21 of the Constitution. So far as animals are concerned, in our view,
“life” means something more than mere survival or existence or instrumental value for
human-beings, but to lead a life with some intrinsic worth, honour and dignity.
Animals’ well-being and welfare have been statutorily recognised under Sections 3 and
11 of the Act and the rights framed under the Act. Right to live in a healthy and clean
atmosphere and right to get protection from human beings against inflicting
unnecessary pain or suffering is a right guaranteed to the animals under Sections 3 and
11 of the PCA Act read with Article 51A(g) of the Constitution. Right to get food,
shelter is also a guaranteed right under Sections 3 and 11 of the PCA Act and the Rules
framed thereunder, especially when they are domesticated. Right to dignity and fair
treatment is, therefore, not confined to human beings alone, but to animals as well.
Right, not to be beaten, kicked, over ridder, over-loading is also a right recognized by
Section 11 read with Section 3 of the PCA Act. Animals have also a right against the
human beings not to be tortured and against infliction of unnecessary pain or suffering.
Penalty for violation of those rights are insignificant, since laws are made by humans.
Punishment prescribed in Section 11(1) is not commensurate with the gravity of the
offence, hence being violated with impunity defeating the very object and purpose of the
Act, hence the necessity of taking disciplinary action against those officers who fail to
discharge their duties to safeguard the statutory rights of animals under the PCA Act.
With Scouting spirit ……
To,
1. CM window - Grievance Committee, Rohtak
2. All Members of Legislative Assembly
3. Haryana Biodiversity Board, Haryana.
4. Member of Parliament concerned.
5. District Coordinator, Haryana Biodiversity Board, Rohtak
6. National Biodiversity Authority.
7. All Sarpanches and Panchyati Raj Establishments.
8. All Urban and Local Bodies Establishments.
9. RTA - DSPCA
Subject: Public Relation and District Grievance Committee, Rohtak.
Celebrations of 75th Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsave.
Greetings,
It is humbly submitted, that:
1. Animal Welfare Party: AWP, 1st Political Party in India, preventing
discrimination, treating animals as goods, restoring their 5 freedoms, imposing
ban on the illegal use of biological resources, without implementing Biological
Diversity Act, 2002.
2. CHAPTER - VI
State Biodiversity Board:
Establishment of State Biodiversity Board 22.(1) With effect from such date as
the State Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, appoint in this
behalf, there shall be established by that Government for the purposes of this
Act, a Board for the State to be known as the (name of the State) Biodiversity
Board. (2) Notwithstanding anything contained in this section, no State
Biodiversity Board shall be constituted for a Union territory and in relation to a
Union territory, the National Biodiversity Authority shall exercise the powers
and perform the functions of a State Biodiversity Board for that Union territory:
Provided that in relation to any Union territory, the National Biodiversity
Authority may delegate all or any of its powers or functions under this sub-
section to such person or group of persons as the Central Government may
specify. (3) The Board shall be a body corporate by the name aforesaid, having
perpetual succession and a common seal, with power to acquire, hold and
dispose of property, both movable and immovable, and to contract, and shall by
the said name sue and he sued. (4) The Board shall consist of the following
members, namely: (a) a Chairperson who shall be an eminent person having
adequate knowledge and experience in the conservation and sustainable use of
biological diversity and in matters relating to equitable sharing of benefits, to he
appointed by the State Government; (b) not more than five ex officio members to
be appointed by the State Government to represent the concerned Departments
of the State Government; (c) not more than five members to be appointed from
amongst experts in matters relating to conservation of biological diversity,
sustainable use of biological resources and equitable sharing of benefits arising
out of the use of biological resources. (5) The head office of the State Biodiversity
Board shall be at such place as the State Government may, by notification in the
Official Gazette, specify. Functions of State Biodiversity Board 23. The functions
of the State Biodiversity Board shall be to– (a) advise the State Government,
subject to any guidelines issued by the Central Government, on matters relating
to the conservation of biodiversity, sustainable use of its components and
equitable sharing of the benefits arising out of the utilization of biological
resources; (b) regulate by granting of approvals or otherwise requests for
commercial utilization or bio-survey and bio-utilization of any biological
resource by Indians; (c) perform such other functions as may he necessary to
carry out the provisions of this Act or as may be prescribed by the State
Government. Power of State Biodiversity Board to restrict certain activities
24.(1) Any citizen of India or a body corporate, organization or association
registered in India intending to undertake any activity referred to in section 7
shall give prior intimation in such form as may be prescribed by the State
Government to the State Biodiversity Board. (2) On receipt of an intimation
under sub-section (1), the State Biodiversity Board may, in consultation with the
local bodies concerned and after making such enquires as it conservation, may
deem fit, by order, prohibit or restrict any such activity if it is of opinion that
such activity is detrimental or contrary to the objectives of conservation and
sustainable use of biodiversity or equitable sharing of benefits arising out of such
activity: Provided that no such order shall be made without giving an
opportunity of being heard to the person affected. (3) Any information given in
the form referred to in sub-section (1) for prior intimation shall be kept
confidential and shall not be disclosed, either intentionally or unintentionally, to
any person not concerned thereto. Provisions of sections 9 to 17 to apply with
modifications to State Biodiversity Board 25. The provisions of sections 9 to 17
shall apply to a State Biodiversity Board and shall have effect subject to the
following modifications, namely: (a) references to the Central Government shall
be construed as references to the State Government; (b) references to the
National Biodiversity Authority shall be construed as references to the State
Biodiversity Board; Provisions of sections 9 to 17 to apply with modifications to
State Biodiversity Board. (c) reference to the Consolidated Fund of India shall be
construed as reference to the Consolidated Fund of the State.
CHAPTER - VIII
Finance, Accounts and Audit of State Biodiversity Board Grants of money by
State Government to State Biodiversity Board 31. The State Government may,
after due appropriation made by the State Legislature by law in this behalf, pay
to the State Biodiversity Board by way of grants or loans such sums of money as
the State Government may think fit for being utilized for the purposes of this
Act. Constitution of State Biodiversity Fund 32.(1) There shall be constituted a
Fund to be called the State Biodiversity Fund and there shall be credited thereto-
(a) any grants and loans made to the State Biodiversity Board under section 31;
(b) any grants or loans made by the National Biodiversity Authority; (c) all sums
received by the State Biodiversity Board from such other sources as may be
decided upon by the State Government. (2) The State Biodiversity Fund shall be
applied for- (a) the management and conservation of heritage sites; (b)
compensating or rehabilitating any section of the people economically affected by
notification under sub-section (1) of section 37; (c) conservation and promotion
of biological resources; (d) socio-economic development of areas from where
such biological resources or knowledge associated thereto has been accessed
subject to any order made under section 24, in consultation with the local bodies
concerned; (e) meeting the expenses incurred for the purposes authorized by this
Act. Annual report of State Biodiversity Board 33. The State Biodiversity Board
shall prepare, in such form and at such time in each financial year as may be
prescribed, its annual report, giving a full account of its activities during the
previous financial year, and submit a copy thereof to the State Government.
Audit of accounts of State Biodiversity Board 34. The accounts of the State
Biodiversity Board shall be maintained and audited in such manner as may, in
consultation with the Accountant-General of the State, be prescribed and the
State Biodiversity Board shall furnish, to the State Government, before such date
as may be prescribed, its audited copy of accounts together with auditor's report
thereon. Annual Report of State Biodiversity Board to be laid before State
Legislature 35. The State Government shall cause the annual report and
auditor's report to be laid, as soon as may be after they are received, before the
House of State Legislature.
CHAPTER - IX
Duties of the Central and the State Governments Central Government to develop
National strategies plans. Etc., for conservation, etc., of biological diversity 36.(1)
The Central Government shall develop national strategies, plans, programmes
for the conservation and promotion and sustainable use of biological diversity
including measures for identification and monitoring of areas rich in biological
resources, promotion of in situ, and ex situ, conservation of biological resources,
incentives for research, training and public education to increase awareness with
respect to biodiversity. (2) Where the Central Government has reason to believe
that any area rich in biological diversity, biological resources and their habitats
is being threatened by overuse, abuse or neglect, it shall issue directives to the
concerned State Government to take immediate ameliorative measures, offering
such State Government any technical and other assistance that is possible to be
provided or needed. (3) The Central Government shall, as far as practicable
wherever it deems appropriate, integrate the conservation, promotion and
sustainable use of biological diversity into relevant sectoral or cross-sectoral
plans, programmes and policies. 4) The Central Government shall undertake
measures,- (i) wherever necessary, for assessment of environmental impact of
that project which is likely to have adverse effect on biological diversity, with a
view to avoid or minimize such effects and where appropriate provide for public
participation in such assessment; (ii) to regulate, manage or control the risks
associated with the use and release of living modified organisms resulting from
biotechnology likely to have adverse impact on the conservation and sustainable
use of biological diversity and human health. (5) The Central Government shall
endeavour to respect and protect the knowledge of local people relating to
biological diversity, as recommended by the National Biodiversity Authority
through such measures, which may include registration of such knowledge at the
local, State or national levels, and other measures for protection, including sui
generis system. Explanation:-For the purposes of this section,– (a) "ex situ
conservation” means the conservation of components of biological diversity
outside their natural habitats; (b) "in situ conservation" means the conservation
of ecosystems and natural habitats and the maintenance and recovery of viable
populations of species in their natural surroundings and, in the case of
domesticated or cultivated species, in the surroundings where they have
developed their distinctive properties. Biodiversity heritage sites 37.(1) Without
prejudice to any other law for the time being in force, the State Government
may, from time to time in consultation with the local bodies, notify in the Official
Gazette, areas of biodiversity importance as biodiversity heritage sites under this
Act. (2) The State Government, in consultation with the Central Government,
may frame rules for the management and conservation of all the heritage sites.
(3) The State Government shall frame schemes for compensating or
rehabilitating any person or section of people economically affected by such
notification. Power of Central Government to notify threatened species 38.
Without prejudice to the provisions of any other law for the time being in force,
the Central Government, in consultation with the concerned State Government,
may from time o time notify any species which is on the verge of extinction or
likely to become extinct in the near future as a threatened species and prohibit or
regulate collection thereof for any purpose and take appropriate steps to
rehabilitate and preserve those species.
CHAPTER - X
Biodiversity Management Committees Constitution of Biodiversity Management
Committee 41.(1) Every local body shall constitute a Biodiversity Management
Committee within its area for the purpose of promoting conservation,
sustainable use and documentation of biological diversity including preservation
of habitats, conservation of land races, folk varieties and cultivars, domesticated
stocks and breeds of animals and microorganisms and chronicling of knowledge
relating to biological diversity. Explanation.- For the purposes of this sub-
section,– (a) "cultivar" means a variety of plant that has originated and persisted
under cultivation or was specifically bred for the purpose of cultivation; (b) "folk
variety" means a cultivated variety of plant that was developed, grown and
exchanged informally among farmers; (c) “landrace” means primitive cultivar
that was grown by ancient farmers and their successors. (2) The National
Biodiversity Authority and the State Biodiversity Boards shall consult the
Biodiversity Management Committees while taking any decision relating to the
use of biological resources and knowledge associated with such resources
occurring within the territorial jurisdiction of the Biodiversity Management
Committee. (3) The Biodiversity Management Committees may levy charges by
way of collection fees from any person for accessing or collecting any biological
resource for commercial purposes from areas falling within its territorial
jurisdiction.
CHAPTER - XI
Local, Biodiversity Fund Grants to Local Biodiversity Fund 42. The State
Government may, after due appropriation made by State Legislature by law in
this behalf, pay to the Local Biodiversity Funds by way of grants or loans such
sums of money as the State Government may think fit for being utilized for the
purposes of this Act. Constitution of Local Biodiversity Fund 43.(1) There shall
be constituted a Fund to be called the Local Biodiversity Fund at every area
notified by the State Government where any institution of self-government is
functioning and there shall be credited thereto- (a) any grants and loans made
under section 42; (b) any grants or loans made by the National Biodiversity
Authority; (c) any grants or loans made by the State Biodiversity Boards; (d)
fees referred to in sub-section (3) of section 41 received by the Biodiversity
Management Committees; (e) all sums received by the Local Biodiversity Fund
from such other sources as may be decided upon by the State Government.
Application of Local Biodiversity Fund 44.(1) Subject to the provisions of sub-
section (2), the management and the custody of the Local Biodiversity Fund and
the purposes for which such Fund shall be applied, be in the manner as may be
prescribed by the State Government. (2) The Fund shall be used for conservation
and promotion of biodiversity in the areas falling within the jurisdiction of the
concerned local body and for the benefit of the community in so far such use is
consistent with conservation of biodiversity. Annual Report of Biodiversity
Management Committees 45. The person holding the custody of the Local
Biodiversity Fund shall prepare, in such form and during each financial year at
such time as may be prescribed, its annual report, giving a full account of its
activities during the previous financial year, and submit a copy thereof to the
concerned local body. Audit of accounts of Biodiversity Management Committees
46. The accounts of the Local Biodiversity Fund shall be maintained and audited
in such manner as may, in consultation with the Accountant-General of the State,
be prescribed and the person holding the custody of the Local Biodiversity Fund
shall furnish, to the concerned local body, before such date as may be prescribed,
its audited copy of accounts together with auditor's report thereon. Annual
report, etc, of the Biodiversity Management Committee to be submitted to
district Magistrate 47. Every local body constituting a Biodiversity Management
Committee under sub-section (1) of section 41, shall cause, the annual report and
audited copy of accounts together with auditor's report thereon referred to in
sections 45 and 46, respectively and relating to such Committee to be submitted
to the District Magistrate having jurisdiction over the area of the local body.
Founder of AWP, raised following issues, under RTI Act:
RTI Review Commission on Biological Diversity Act, 2002 with Rules, Regulation and
Notifications: Supply relevant file Noting, all communications, made and received,
complete details with present status, on followings:
1. Complete details about strict compliance of section 47 of the Biological Diversity
Act, 2002, each and every District of Haryana, supply me all efforts, copies of
letter – reports submitted before each Deputy Commissioners of Haryana.
2. Complete details about the mandate of State Biodiversity Board along with
pointwise compliance.
3. Complete details about experience certificates of all District Coordinators along
with their verifications, authentications with pay and perks, obtained during the
period.
4. Complete details about conduct rules, service conditions of all District
Coordinators, along with their eligibility of appointment.
5. Define eligibility, to be on the pay role, on contract and agreement of the Board:
A). An enrolled Advocate, registered with Bar Council is entitled to get
appointment as District Coordinators or any pay role positions of the Board.
B). Any Government Contractor, license holder.
C). Any service provider against payment, other than Board contract, agreement,
Conduct Rules for public servants.
D). Complete details about appointment of all District Coordinators, supply
copies of appointment letters.
E). Complete details of head wise funds, pay and perks, incurred on the all
District Coordinators, since their joining service till date.
F). Complete details about nature of duties and functions along with jurisdictions
of each District Coordinators, duties hours and holidays.
G). Complete details about performance of each District Coordinators.
H). Complete details about service conditions of each and every staff - officials
along with sanctioned and vacant positions with the qualifications and
experiences.
I). Complete details about Subordinate staff with facilities provided, obtained by
the District Coordinators along with office furniture, telephone, internet and
equipment’s
J). Protocol of District Coordinators along with pay scale, scope of promotions.
Define the following, with achievements of the Board:

1. Biological resources means plants, animals and micro-organisms or parts
thereof, their genetic material and by-products (excluding value added
products) with actual or potential use or value, but does not include human
genetic material. The term “Biological resource”, are used 49 times under the
Biological Diversity Act, 2002, whereas No rules are frame and neither
Biodiversity Management Committees are functional, keeping in view their
nonfunctional attitude because, as per 47 of Biological Diversity Act, 2002, no
report has been submitted to the District Magistrate, nor Peoples Biodiversity
Registers prepared. Report card attached, which was obtained under RTI.
1. “Commercial utilization” means end uses of biological resources for
commercial utilization such as drugs, industrial enzymes, food flavours,
fragrance, cosmetics, emulsifiers, oleoresins, colours, extracts and genes
used for improving crops and livestock through genetic intervention, but
does not include conventional breeding or traditional practices in use in
any agriculture, horticulture, poultry, dairy farming, animal husbandry
or bee keeping.
1. Bio-survey and bio-utilization” means survey or collection of species,
subspecies, genes, components and extracts of biological resource for any
purpose and includes characterization, inventorisation and bioassay.
2. Certain persons not to undertake Biodiversity related activities without
approval of National Biodiversity Authority, besides Results of research
not to be transferred to certain persons without approval of National
Biodiversity Authority.
3. Prior intimation to State Biodiversity Board for obtaining biological
resource for certain purposes. No person, who is a citizen of India or a
body corporate, association or organization which is registered in India,
shall obtain any biological resource for commercial utilization, or bio-
survey and bio-utilization for commercial utilization except after giving
prior intimation to the State Biodiversity Board concerned.
4. Compliance – Status report on OA No. 347 / 2016 of NGT order dated 16-
12-2020, deadline of strict compliance is 30-6-2021, copies of BMCs with
PBRs.
5. Introduction of the rules and regulations about inexistence or any
proposal in future along with details of empowered officials under
Biological Diversity Act, 2002 to file complaints, for the violation of BD
Act, 2002 along with its rules and regulations.
6. Copy of the Annual Reports of the Board, since beginning till date with
audit balance sheets and compliance of audit objections.
7. Complete details about non official Members of the Board, since
beginning till date, with present status.
8. Complete details about listing threatened species: The Section 38 of the
BD Act, empowers the Central Government in consultation with the
concerned State Governments to notify the species of plants and animals
which are on the verge of extinction or likely to become extinct in the
near future as threatened species with a view to prohibit or regulate
collection thereof for any purpose and take appropriate steps to
rehabilitate and preserve those species, supply all papers concerned.
Status of all grievances moved by me with status of complaints, moved
before Lokayukta of Haryana.
Hence, AWP with the Scouts and Guides for Animals and Birds www.scoutingindia.in
and OIPA: Indian People for Animals, expose the commercial misuse of biological
resources, all around Rohtak and fauna - animals, abused with discrimination, treating
animal as goods.
1. STOP, man animal conflict, restoring their 5

freedoms, preventing treating animal as goods,
introducing State Animal Welfare Board Act,
decorated with delegation of power, under section
37 of the PCA Act, 1960.
2. Declare the rich species, as abandoned - stray cow,
dogs, Blue bulls and Monkeys.
3. Ensuring demand and supply for non-vegetarians.
4. Remove all kind of encroachment’s, restoring the
ecology balance of water bodies and wetlands.
5. Identify the Heritage sites and endangered species.
6. Strict compliance of Biological Diversity Act, 2002.
7. Introduce functional District Society for Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, installing animal scanner.
8. Introduce functional Infirmary, safeguard the
interest of fauna and Migratory birds.
9. Activate all Biodiversity Management Committees,
preparing People Biodiversity Registers.
All Member of AWP with the Scouts and Guides for Animals and Birds
www.scoutingindia.in and OIPA: Indian People for Animals, through: Naresh Kadyan,
C-38, Rose Apartment, sector- 14, Rohini, Delhi – 110085
Mobile App: Scouts and Guides for Animal and Birds

Community Policing as man of many achievements and distinctions: Voice for voiceless:
Fighter by spirit: Jat by birth: Philanthropist by profession: Activist by mission:
Humanitarian by choice, Gandhian by vision and action, being habitual khadi wearers
and scout warrior, speaking truth as passion:
Mobile App: Scouts & Guides for Animals & Birds

1. Name: Naresh Kadyan.
2. Date of Birth: 10-10-1961.
3. Present Address: C-38, Rose Apartment, Prashant Vihar, sector-14, Rohini,
Delhi – 85
4. Contact No. Mobile cum WhatsApp: 9813010595.
5. E-mail Address: kadyan.ipfa@gmail.com Website: www.scoutingindia.in
6. Educational qualifications:
a). Master of Journalism and Mass Communication.
b). Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication.
c). Diploma in Footwear Technology.
d). Advance Course in Footwear Technology with Distinction.
e). Master Trainer, Animal Welfare Board of India with 2 Certificates of NIAW.
7. Area of Eminence:
a). Gandhian Ideology and Philosophy.
b). Animal rights and their welfare, to safe guards our Biodiversity.
c). Environment, wildlife, water, wetland and nature.
d). Social service and RTI activist with Community Policing.
e). Administration, restoring five freedoms of animals & birds.
f). Rural Industrialization through Khadi Gramodyog.
g). Scouting’s and protection of human rights.
8. Present Occupation:
a). National Authority for Animal Welfare, OIPA: Indian People for Animals.
b). Member, IUCN CEC South and Southeastern Asia 2021-2025.
c). Chief National Commissioner, Scouts & Guides for Animals & Birds.
d). Member, IUCN CEC Nature for all Network 2021-2025.
e). Member, IUCN CEC Reimagine Conservation Network 2021-2025.
f). Member, IUCN CEC Nature Education for Sustainability Network 2021-2025.
g). Member, IUCN CEC Youth Engagement and Intergenerational
Partnerships Network 2021-2025.
h). Convener, Animal Welfare Party, 1st Political Party in India, restoring
5 freedoms for animals and birds.
9. Achievements / Work Experience:
Whereas Gandhian Ideologist, philosopher, environmentalist, trade unionist, social
reformer, RTI and animal rights activist Naresh Kadyan, Member, IUCN CEC South
and Southeastern Asia 2021-2025, Chief National Commissioner, Scouts & Guides for
animals & birds www.scoutingindia.in , National Authority for Animal Welfare, OIPA:
Indian People for Animals, retired Commissioner, Bharat Scouts & Guides, Haryana
along with Master Trainer, Animal Welfare Board of India, Volunteers of the Wildlife
Crime Control Bureau (Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change), former
Duty Magistrate during prohibition policy in Haryana and District Khadi and Village
Industries Officer, Nominee of CPCSEA, Nodal Inspecting Authority for Animal
Welfare Division (Govt. of India), Non official Member, State Committee for Slaughter
Houses (Govt. of Haryana), Convener of 1st Political Party in India, for animals as
Animal Welfare Party, restoring 5 freedoms for animals.
Naresh Kadyan is a first complainant under the Right to Information Act, 2005 as he
has moved complaint on 12-10-2005, asking about 370 in J&K with many more issues in
public Interest, before the Indian Parliament, replied by the Animal Welfare Division.
Naresh Kadyan, C-38, Rose Apartment, sector-14, Prashant Vihar, Rohini, Delhi was
born, in Dominion of British, on October 10, 1961 in village Siwana, Jhajjar District of
Haryana, Master in Journalism and Mass Communication along with Post Graduate
Diploma in J&MC, Diploma in Footwear Technology along with Advance course with
‘Distinction’, elected as Member of the Clothing and Footwear Institute, London on
November 8, 1988, had been a reporter for the ‘Jagiriti’, a journal of the Khadi and
Village Industries Commission – KVIC.
Naresh Kadyan have successfully organized many camps on blood donation, eye
donation, plantation, awareness about social evils like dowry, honour killings, illiteracy,
infants marriage, killing of female child etc., he has been elected three time state
President of the Haryana Khadi Board Employees Union and founder Secretary
General, National Khadi and Village Industries Board Employees Federation (An apex
body of all state’s KVIB Employees Unions). He has arranged blood donation camp on
January 30th, 1996 with the Haryana Khadi and Village Industries Board at
Manimajra, Chandigarh and then on October 2nd, 1996 with District Administration,
Gurugram followed by another on October 2nd, 1997.
Animals are being abused during transportation, 29 oxen and 59 Rajasthani calves
rescued and then moved campaign to ban animal transportation in goods transport
vehicles, maximum FIR's were lodged against offenders and animals were rescued, then
Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment (Govt. of India) made a documentary on
live raids in midnight at Bahadurgarh. Naresh Kadyan compiled 2 books in Hindi on
the animal related laws in India with Biodiversity. The National Dairy Research
Institute, Karnal injecting Oxytocin injections for lactation on the Buffaloes but Naresh
Kadyan lodged FIR against animal abuse because it was a crime as per section 12 of the
PCA Act, 1960 then he moved public interest litigation before High Court at
Chandigarh. A special cattle train was caught by Naresh Kadyan on 10th December,
2000 for the violation of the animal related legislation's, banned oxytocin was recovered
which were injected in 5 boogies 65 cows for lactation and these all accused were
punished by the concerned court at Faridabad, similar special cattle train of 40 boogies
was also stopped for the violation of animal related laws, FIR was lodged with the GRP,
Gaziabad on 28th December, 2000 and the Allahabad High court upheld the objections
raised by Naresh Kadyan, animals were rescued, handed over to the local animal
shelters. Border Security Force - BSF also shifting camels in a cruel manner from
Rajasthan to Delhi for Republic parade but this animal abuse was exposed by Naresh
Kadyan, in Jammu and Kashmir horses were abused at Katra then Naresh Kadyan
moved first complaint on 19th October, 2005 under Right to Information Act, 2005
raising this issue because due to special status state as per the Constitution of India,
Indian animal related laws are not enforced over there. Sheep's and Goats are being
abused under Indian Army supply cover but Naresh Kadyan exposed this crime against
animals as well. The Govt. of India made out rules for slaughter houses in 2001 and
these rules were implemented by Naresh Kadyan lodging FIR against illegal slaughter
houses in Ballabgarh (Faridabad). Conchs and corals are also banned in India; Naresh
Kadyan found these articles in Kurukshetra, Mathura, Haridwar and legal actions have
been initiated.
He has contributed a lot and a man behind rehabilitation of the performing animals like
lion, bear, panther, monkey and bear, due to his efforts all dancing bears are now out
from the Indian roads and streets because he introduced a scheme for rehabilitation of
kalandher along with their performing animals like monkey and bear, later this scheme
was successfully implemented by the Wildlife SOS and Wildlife Trust of India, more
than 600 dancing bears rescued and no one left to perform in captivity. He has rescued
many dancing bears from the Kalanders, lodged FIR with the Police Station, Sonipat,
Salhawas, Gurugram, Faridabad (Haryana) and Shalimar Bagh in Delhi. He played a
key role to rescue 29 performing lions and a bear from the Russian Komal circus from
Palwal in Haryana, Asiad circus from Dehradun, Amar circus from Karnal, laxmi
female sick elephant was also rescued from Dhand in Kaithal and same was shifted to
Delhi Zoo, which was died later, Apollo circus at Meerut, and Western circus at
Gurugram. He has contributed with the ZEE News to rescue African lion Narsinhma
from a farm house of Muzaffar Nagar, this lion belongs to Asian circus and Naresh
Kadyan lodged a complaint against this circus while stationed at Gurugram, owner ran
away along with two lions and cub from Gurugram, both lions were died at farm house
and cub Narsinhma became adult, same was rescued and rehabilitated in rescue center
at Nahar Garh, Jaipur after lodging FIR against offenders with Dalanwala Police
station.
Naresh Kadyan, a whistle blower of former captain of Indian cricket team Mansur Ali
Khan Pataudi black buck hunting along with two hares in 2005, he took the carcass for
post-mortem cum identification of species to Delhi zoo and he is faces criminal
proceedings for his strong activism. Animal Welfare Board of India - AWBI recognized
his work declaring Star of the month, later he strongly opposed accused bail in the High
Court at Chandigarh and raised the jurisdiction issue and get trial shifted from Jhajjar
to Special Environment court at Faridabad. A black buck and Chinkara was illegally
captured by the Air Force Station, Sirsa officials and make unrecognized mini zoo
within the Air Force station premises but Naresh Kadyan moved complaint, both
animals were rescued and rehabilitated at Deer park, Hissar. The Chief Wild Life
Warden of Haryana failed to take legal action then he filed a complaint before Special
Environment Court at Kurukshetra, likewise a black buck was hunted in Udmi village
of Panipat, FIR was lodged and when due to politically pressure Administration moved
to cancel the case but Naresh Kadyan moved complaint in this case as well before the
Special Environment Court at Kurukshetra. A black buck was also found in the
captivity of a Chairman, Haryana Tourism Corporation's residence at Dharuheda but
same was also rescued and rehabilitated in Rohtak zoo by Naresh Kadyan, due to this
strong activism Naresh Kadyan was harassed by then Haryana Govt. A black buck was
captured by the officials of Wildlife science faculty of Aligarh Muslim University, same
was rescued by the UP Wildlife Department without any legal action against offenders
but Naresh Kadyan lodged FIR No. 491 dated 9th July, 2011 against five officials of the
faculty as well. Elephant polo was held at Jaipur in 2006 but Naresh Kadyan raised the
issue and then moved public interest litigation about elephant abuse, Rajasthan High
Court - Jaipur Bench banned the operation of Iron Ankush on the PIL moved by him.
Chimpanzee was abused in the feature film Janseen, Elephants in Jodha Akbar, horses
in Drona and all these issues were raised by Naresh Kadyan.
Mongoose is a protected wild animal but people used its hair paint brushes. Naresh
Kadyan moved a campaign in India for awareness and many legal actions were initiated
like huge mongoose hairs along with paint brushes were recovered from Ambala Cant,
Gurugram, Bhiwani, Faridabad, Ballabgarh, Narnaul, Rewari, Bahadurgarh in
Haryana, Jahangirpuri in Delhi and in Hyderabad, whereas this project was sponsored
by the Wildlife Trust of India.
Leopards are being killed due to conflict between human beings with the wild animals,
leopards were killed at Jind, Karnal, Mewat, Gurugram and Faridabad, unlawfully
captured in Yamunanagar and FIR was lodged by Naresh Kadyan, besides it one was
badly beaten in Mewat another was illegally captured by a farm house owner in
Gurugram but all these issues were raised by Naresh Kadyan. Many online petitions
successfully operated to get support of local and International communities, due to his
strong campaigning peacock feathers trade was proposed to be banned, the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals Act, 1960 and the Wild Life Protection Act, 1972 draft bills were
prepared for replacement of PCA Act, 1960 with the Animal Welfare Act, 2011 and to
amend the WP Act, 1972. Adoption of Zoo animals in Haryana scheme was introduced
by the Chief Wild Life Warden and motivation campaign was initiated by Naresh
Kadyan at his own. Elephants can be openly traded from the official cattle fairs but
Naresh Kadyan raised his voice for amendment in the concerned legislation. He has
recovered 30,000 plastic Indian flag before Independence Day in Delhi then mobile fast
to get ban on Elephant polo in Jaipur, same was cancelled by the Carlsberg beer, in past
Naresh Kadyan moved PIL against Cartier Elephant polo in 2006 and Iron Ankush was
banned by the Rajasthan High Court (Jaipur Bench). Presently he is campaigning to get
ban on meat export and illegal animal slaughtering in Gazipur Slaughter house in Delhi
by Allana’s, Cancellation of White Tiger inbreeding in Madhya Pradesh, Where as
concerned officials are backing it for profit and tourism promotion. Campaigning for
food, water and treatment for Tripoli Zoo animals in Libya during war, Campaign
against Factory Farming in India, FIR has been lodged with the Madhuban Police
station against Rabbit farm and owners were hold guilty, punished as per legal
provisions by the local court, moved petition before the Chief Election Commissioner of
India for freezing the Elephant symbol of BSP, online petition has been delivered to the
Chief Election Commissioner of India on November 3, 2011. Complaint against Jumbo
Circus has been lodged by Naresh Kadyan to rescue blind hippo, docked tail dogs,
feathers chopped birds, abused horses, camels, cats and elephants. Raised his voice
against the National Dairy Research Institute – NDRI, Central Board of Excise and
Customs, Income Tax Department, Delhi State Rifle Association, Haryana Public
Service Commission, State Government of Himachal Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Kerala,
Karnataka, Haryana Police, Punjab Police, Gujarat Police, Assam Police, Goa Police,
Tamil Nadu Police, Delhi Police, Manipur Police, Kolkata Police, Karnataka State
Police, Bangalore City Police, Rajasthan Police, Utter Pradesh Police, Madhya Pradesh
Police, Indian Ordnance Factories (Ministry of Defence), Jharkhand High Court,
Ranchi building and Mizoram Legislative Assembly, which insulting the National
Emblem of India, where as Haryana Police comes forward to remove the errors after
Naresh Kadyan complaint. HE the Governor of Tripura breach the agreement and
violated the set procedure, guidelines of the Government of India being an Padma Shri
awardees but Naresh Kadyan taken up this matter as well, he has further raised his
voice about the rank of the Indian Police, Para Military Forces, the Food Safety and
Standards Authority of India along with the Indian Army because their badges also
don’t have Satyameva Jayate. Punjab Police and Haryana Police replaced original
emblem. Naresh Kadyan also successfully campaign against the attack on Indian
students in Australia, radio-tagging scores of Indian students duped by a "sham"
university in California, castles reservation cover for all communities based on financial
status, removal of Lord Ganesha image from the Indica beer / Goddess Laxmi image
from non-vegetarian burger / Vests, spread peace and harmony after terrorist attack on
Mumbai 26/11, awareness campaigning about Ram Setu, Yamuna, Taj Mahal,
Sparrows, Vultures and holy Ganga with the full support of International communities,
he is the man behind getting approved of the pension benefits scheme to the Haryana
Khadi and Village Industries Board employees. Much International community’s
recommended Naresh Kadyan, to be a political voice for animals in the Indian
Parliament. He successfully campaign against lifting ban of beef export from India,
conducted raids to recover oxytocin injections from the general merchants in Rewari.
Holy lord Buddha image was fixed on shoes by the USA based ICON but Naresh
Kadyan lodged complaint to ban the website and Face book page in India. The National
Defense Academy – NDA, Army Service Core violated the state emblem legislation but
Naresh Kadyan raised his voice against emblem insult, raised his voice against Jet
Airways for killing of two pugs. Farmers of Baghola with adjoining Mathura villages
wheat crops was protected from fire by Naresh Kadyan, Pakistani Hindu families
approached him for shelter and same was provided in the Gaushala run and managed
by Kadyan family. The Govt. of Haryana amended the Haryana Cattle Fairs Act, 1970
with the Haryana Cattle Fairs (Amendment) Bill, 2013 deleting elephant trading in
Haryana on Naresh Kadyan complaint, likewise matter has been taken up with the
Govt. of Punjab to ban Elephant trading, the PMO, Ministry of Information and
Broadcasting, Indian Embassy, Paris, National Commission for Scheduled Caste,
Punjab and Haryana Court website insulted Indian National Flag, matter was taken up
with concerned Authorities by Naresh Kadyan, costly articles were snatched from the
pilgrims of Kedarnath in Uttrakhand during natural calamity; complaint was lodged
with Uttrakhand Police by Naresh Kadyan.
Main PIL’s moved by Naresh Kadyan and awareness campaign on the following issues,
which were supported by the International community’s: National Bee Board of India,
restored five freedoms for honey bees, besides it Directorate of Fisheries, Haryana
issued advisory, restoring five freedoms of exotic migratory birds.
1. Recognized Ox, Camel, Elephant, Yak and Buffalo etc as endorsed Horse Power,
introducing animal scanner on toll tax barriers, vehicles as per specification of Bureau
of Indian standards.
2. Removal of encroachments from Gram Panchyat, gauchar and common land all over
India, contempt of Court petition moved in case of Rally village of Panchkula.
3. Lokayukta was appointed in Haryana, on the basis of PIL moved by Naresh Kadyan.
4. Appointments of consumer form members along with setting up Haryana Human
Rights Commission, PIL was moved and decided in favour.
5. NHRC petitions during Kadyan Sangwan khap disputes, likewise dispute amongst
Jat’s and Khumar of Ahulana village in Sonipat.
6. Marriage dispute between Kadyan and Lohan gotra matters, Ban on same gotra
marriages, PIL was moved in the Supreme Court of India then in the Delhi High Court,
on behalf Kadyan Khap International.
7. Satluz Yamuna Link Canal – SYL matter in the High Court at Chandigarh, likewise
Right to Water petition was moved before the NHRC, merging Haryana with Punjab,
restoring 31-10-1966.
8. Replace PCA Act, 1960 with strong legislation, AWBI with National Commission on
Animal Welfare with judicial powers all Rules under PCA Act, be place before
Parliament.
9. Animals be treated with respect, as living creatures, who have feelings, instead as
goods, restoring their five freedoms, adopting Cow as National Cattle of India.
10. Ban on peacock feathers trade, Ministry of Environment and Forest issued draft for
amendment in the existed laws but withdrawn under pressure Jain community.
11. Ban on elephant polo and iron ankush, PIL was moved in the Jaipur Bench of
Rajasthan High Court, which was decided in favour with directions to ban iron ankush
on elephants, introduction of rules and regulations for betterment of animals.
12. Langur was abused in Escorts, Gupta Exim, Prithla, PGI at Chandigarh and
another company in Orangabad, FIR lodged against all offenders by Naresh Kadyan,
besides it injured bird was rescued from the National Institute of Financial
Management (NIFM), during this rescue Langur was found in captivity to keep away
common monkey from the premises of NIFM, same matter taken up with the
management, exposed under RTI Act, 2005.
13. Oxytocin injections were operated on Buffaloes for lactation by the NDRI, Karnal,
FIR was lodged and then PIL moved in the High Court, directions were issued on this
PIL.
14. Wildlife Trophies declaration matter was taken up as per the policy of Ministry of
Environment and Forest and exposed many illegal trophies. Delhi Public School at
Bamni Kheda in Palwal penalized for keeping undeclared wild animal specimen,
besides it PIL was also moved before Delhi High Court.
15. Right to Information Act, 2005 was enforced on October 12, 2005 but first petition
moved on October 19, 2005 by Naresh Kadyan directly to the Hon'ble Speaker of Lok
Sabha but same was forwarded to the Ministry of Environment and Forest and
information was supplied.
16. Legislation for exotic animals and birds like Japanese quail, Emu and Rabbits for
breeding.
17. Exposed cruel Camel transportation by the BSF for Republic day parade in Delhi.
18. Two special cattle trains were stopped, offenders booked within 15 days, 40 boogies
cow's train was stopped on December 10, 2000 with FIR in GRP, Faridabad and same
action on December 28, 2000 with FIR in GRP, Gaziabad against another 40 boogies
special cattle train, Naresh Kadyan objections were uphold by the Allahabad bench of
High court.
19. Introduction of rehabilitation schemes for Kalanders along with their dancing bears,
which was implemented all over India and all performing, bears rescued, rehabilitated.
20. Vest and bullet proof jacket for Police dogs and their rehabilitation after their
retirement, Haryana Police working on it, whereas Indian Army refused to it,
communication received via Chairman, AWBI
21. Introduction of legislation for camel, elephant’s transportation / Dog breeders, pet
shops and fish aquariums. The AWBI endorsed the proposal for Camel transportation
rules and regulation.
22. Naresh Kadyan achievements are recognized by the PETA, WTI, District
Administration, Gurugram and Faridabad.
23. Ban on illegal slaughter houses moved PIL in the Supreme Court of India for ban on
cow slaughtering during bakir Eid. Halal process for commercial animal slaughter may
be replaced by stunt process.
24. Regular campaigning to regulate the joy rides on camel and elephants along with the
organization of the bullock cart, buffalo, dog race and to oppose all events of animal
abuse as Cock fights.
25. The Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment made documentary on cruel
transportation of animals, live raids along with FIR and rescue of abused animals was
conducted by Naresh Kadyan.
26. Exposed cruel sheep and goat shifting under India Army supply cover from Delhi to
J&K. Animal transportation in goods vehicle be banned, matter was considered by the
State Committee for Slaughter Houses (Govt. of Haryana).
27. Successfully running two ambulances and shelter for animals in distress, this was
approved by the Govt. of India to PFA Haryana under Chairmanship of Naresh
Kadyan.
28. Dogs have rights to bark, rules for pet shops, dog breeders and fish aquariums along
with ban on peacock feathers trade in India, draft rules have been prepared by the
Ministry.
29. Removal all objectionable material from the internet about our Prime Minister Smt.
Indira Gandhi spread by the so called Khalistani’s, likewise removal of fake accounts
on Internet about our Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpaye.
30. Human Rights Commission in Haryana was constituted on the PIL moved by
Naresh Kadyan.
31. Blind Hippo, docked tail dogs abused by the Jumbo Circus and complaint moved
before the Chief Judicial Magistrate, Panipat.
32. Freeze elephant as BSP symbol, being an National Heritage animal of India, moved
PIL in the Delhi High court / Chief Election Commission of India.
33. Registry for animal abusers, Jet Airways responsible for two dogs death during its
flight from Mumbai to Delhi, complaint was lodged with the Mumbai and Delhi Police,
Consumer court fined Jet Airways.
34. Successfully opposed the lifting ban on beef export from India during 12th five year
plans and then support the ban on meat export from India petition heard by the Rajya
Sabha.
35. During natural calamity earth awake in Gujarat, Naresh Kadyan worked for
effected animals and arranged medicine, on spot treatment facility, likewise he also
worked as online awareness team members of the Disaster Management in Japan, for
Zoo animals in Libiya, online petition duly supported by the International communities.
Same action was repeated in Uttrakhand and in Assam.
36. Many scheduled wild animal specimens were reported, raised voice in Sacred Heart
School, Chandigarh / DPS and Green Field Public School, Rewari / Birla Public School,
Pilani and DPS, Bamni Kheda in Palwal. Public interest litigation – PIL was also moved
before the Delhi High court.
37. Oxen 28 were protected from slaughtering, matter taken up before Palwal court, 59
oxen also rescued and sheltered after lodging FIR with Palwal Sadar Police station.
38. African lion Narsinhma rescued from Mujaffarnagar (UP) and sent to Nahargarh
rescue centre at Jaipur by the CZA on FIR lodged by Naresh Kadyan.
39. Drugs are being supplied by the group of Chemist but exposed in Mahendergarh via
CM window and then FIR was lodged.
40. Naresh Kadyan raised his voice to save Ram setu, marine lives as well, moved
campaign, which was supported by the International communities.
41. Campaigning to raise funds for the Prime Minister’s National Relief Funds for
rescue and rehabilitation of flood effected people and wild animals in northeast portion
of India.
42. Leopard was killed in Faridabad, Karnal, Jind, Gurugram and Mewat; Naresh
Kadyan lodged FIR of killing and then moved complaint in the Special Environment
court at Faridabad, likewise leopard was trapped in Kalesar, FIR was also lodged with
Bilaspur Police, besides it Leopard was killed in Mandaver (Gurugram) in Haryana,
complaint was lodged for FIR and Notice issued under section 55 of the Wildlife
Protection Act, 1972.
43. Raised his voice against Indian Force at Sirsa and rescued black buck and Chinkara
then moved complaint before the Special Environment Court at Kurukshetra.
44. Black buck was hunted in Udmi village of Panipat, Police lodged FIR then tried to
hush up the matter but Naresh Kadyan moved complaint before the Special
Environment court at Kurukshetra.
45. Elephants are being abused for pride, begging - political tools, personnel gain and
profit; Naresh Kadyan successfully managed many online petitions. FIR lodged with
Sonipat Police against begging with Elephant, female elephant was confiscated, likewise
complaint lodged with Dhand Police station in Kaithal, abused Amar circus female
elephant was shifted to Delhi Zoo.
46. The Director General of Supply and Disposal along with the Government of Punjab
insulted the State Emblem of India but Naresh Kadyan lodged FIR against all of them
with the Police Station Model Town, Rewari, likewise Punjab Khadi Board replace its
logo.
47. The Broadcasting Content Complaints Council (BCCC) has issued guidelines to 235
TV networks not to abuse animals, whereas Naresh Kadyan opposing animal abuse in
live TV shows since last five years.
48. Public Interest Litigation for direct election of Sarpanches moved before the
Cabinet Secretary to Govt. of India and then moved before High Court, CWP No.
21524 of 2016.
49. Naresh Kadyan nominated as a Member, State Committee for Slaughter Houses,
Department of Urban and Local Bodies (Government of Haryana).
50. Govt. of Rajasthan accepted Naresh Kadyan demands and introduced ban on
interstate shifting of camels, declaring as state animal of Rajasthan.
51. Lodged FIR with Palwal Sadar Police station, against company for keeping langur
on their pay roll, likewise use of Langur services in Surajkund Craft Fair.
52. Crack down the meat supply to a holy city Kurukshetra and lodged FIR against two
hotels Saffron and Heritage for serving non vegetarian foods, violating the High Court
orders and hitting the religious sentiments of general public at large.
53. Observations about the declaration of cow progeny as a state domestic animals of
Haryana, Session trials for crime against cow progeny, amendment in the legal status of
crime against animals accepted by the State Committee for Slaughter Houses.
54. FIR lodged with Rewari Model Town Police, against the Icon, eBay India and
Amazon online malls for insulting Lord Buddha image, Delhi High Court also issued
directions to the Delhi Police on PIL moved by Abhishek Kadyan and Sukanya Kadyan
under guidance of Naresh Kadyan. eBay India opposed this FIR and they moved for
quashing FIR but another application was moved for CBI investigation strongly
opposition of quashing petition in the Punjab and Haryana High Court at Chandigarh.
55. Complaint lodged against Indian Railways for insulting State Emblem of India by
its catering wing, RTI petition moved and complaint lodged, same supplier was
punished with fine as penalty.
56. PIL No. 108 of 2013 moved before Supreme Court of India about protection of
Sambhar Lake; wetland of Rajasthan, from bore well mafia in Rajasthan and to protect
exotic species.
57. Advisories on stop animal abuse and to avoid use of polythene during elections
issued by the ECI, Naresh Kadyan raised these points during Municipal elections in
Haryana.
58. State Emblem of India insulted by the Punjab Govt., 150 ton wheat rotten in open in
the objectionable plastic bags, on which Emblem image insulted, matter taken up with
the Ministry of Home Affairs.
59. Malnutrition issue in Gujarat, UP and Madhya Pardesh taken up with the
concerned, actively participated in Uttrakhand disaster relief work online fundraising,
lodge complaint for theft – snatching as well.
60. Garhwali Officers Mess have many endangered wild animal 113 trophies in illegal
possession, exposed it by a petition moved under RTI Act, 2005 matter taken up with
the Police, WCCB and then notice issued to the Chief Wildlife Warden of Uttrakhand
by the WCCB.
61. Leopard display granted by the AWBI to Ajoba Marathi film, ignoring their own
rules, likewise bullock exhibition permission granted, tiger exhibit in TV serial Ek Veer
ki Ardass Veera telecast by Star Plus but Naresh Kadyan moved complaint against all
offenders.
62. The Khadi and Village Industries Commission promoted Horn and Bones including
Ivory product activity (Manufacturing and trading) under PMEGP scheme but it is
banned due to Abhishek Kadyan and Smt. Sukanya Berwal complaint moved under
guidance Naresh Kadyan, online campaigning, notice issued by the Wildlife Crime
Control Bureau to KVIC and then ban was imposed on ivory items by the KVIC.
63. Ban Quail farming, Japanese quail activity was dropped by NABARD but during
2013-14 budget provisions are strongly opposed by Naresh Kadyan for Quail breeding.
64. Cheetah scheme was prepared without approval of the National Wildlife Advisory
Board, protection cover under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 and it was strongly
opposed by Naresh Kadyan, likewise conservation of white tiger efforts were opposed
being a no species in Bengal Tiger.
65. Naresh Kadyan put his weight behind successful implementation of the National
Food Security Ordinance, 2013 with demand of iodized salt for human consumption.
66. Justice for Sikh families in Kutch, Gujarat, matter taken up with the NHRC,
National Commission on Minorities, complaint lodged with the Election Commission of
India, against Independent candidate from New Delhi abusing elephants and horses.
67. Moved PIL in the Supreme Court of India about Mina versus Meena caste and
community controversy in Scheduled Tribe reservation, petition under RTI before CIC
as well.
68. Elephant trading ban in Haryana and Punjab, amended two Cattle Fairs Act along
with Haryana Panchyati Raj Act, 1994, after Naresh Kadyan complaint, likewise voice
raised for similar amendment in the Cattle Trespass Act and Indian Forest Act along
with 429 IPC, for omitting elephant from cattle definition.
69. Cosmetics testing on animals banned in India, amendment in legislation's demanded
campaign launched by Naresh Kadyan.
70. Petition before the Chairman, Committee on Petition, Rajya Sabha to review the
meat export policy from India.
71. To get ban orders on thorn bits for horses and early disposal of Animal Welfare Act,
2011 draft PIL moved before the Rajasthan High Court (Jaipur Bench) and many
complaint lodged with Haryana Police, after recovering thorn bits, likewise many cases
registered for the violation of Wildlife Protection Act, 1972, after recovering mongoose
hair paint brushes.
72. Introduced rehabilitation of Kalandars along with their dancing bears scheme,
which was successfully implemented all over India and dancing bears were rescued for
rehabilitation.
73. Elephant Sunder is being abused by MLA Vinay Kore of Maharashtra but Naresh
Kadyan lodged complaint with Delhi police, campaign appreciated all over World.
74. Naresh Kadyan moved petition for replacement of toothless animal welfare
legislation's before the Committee on Petitions, Delhi and Haryana Legislative
Assembly and his petition is being considered.
75. State Emblem of India, National awards along with National Flag of India misused
by many High Court’s websites, Ministries but Naresh Kadyan raised his voice and
corrections were made out, likewise offenders of Rajdhani and Shatabadi Express were
punished by the Indian Railway.
76. Ban interstate shifting of Camels from Rajasthan, to declare state animal of
Rajasthan appeal accepted by the Government, introducing legislation.
77. Shahi Imam of Jama Masjid appeal to vote for congress but Naresh Kadyan lodged
complaint with the Election Commission of India, against Shahi Imam for violation of
Model Code of Conduct.
78. HE Governor of Tripura prefixed Padma Shri as title but corrected after complaint
lodged by Naresh Kadyan, likewise Council of Leather Export updated and many more.
79. Karshni Ashram, Ramanreti have 268 black buck in their illegal custody, likewise
Air Force Station, Sirsa was also have scheduled wild animals in their illegal Zoo, both
matter were exposed by Naresh Kadyan including that No elephant rescue centre
approved by CZA in India.
80. Naresh Kadyan managed online petitions against Prevention of Communal and
Targeted Violence (Access to Justice and Reparations)’ Bill, drafted by the National
Advisory Council.
81. Five elephants abused in Delhi but Naresh Kadyan lodged complaint with SHO,
Shakarpur, against abuser custodians and to cancel private ownership for elephants.
82. Delhi Wildlife Department issued ownership for snakes and these reptiles are being
abused for personnel gain and profit, this matter also exposed by Naresh Kadyan.
83. Foie gras import is banned in India, on the basis of Naresh Kadyan campaigning.
84. Naresh Kadyan hold guilty in Nawab Pataudi black buck hunting for his strong
animal rights activism, as whistle blower but released on probation, whereas acquitted
from all baseless charges by the Additional District and Session Judge, Faridabad on
16-9-2014.
85. AWBI issued instructions to ban the manufacturing, trading and possession of
spiked, thorn bits, on Naresh Kadyan complaint, likewise Glue Trapes for Rodents.
86. Fighting for introduction of animal welfare legislation's for Indian Army, Police and
para Military force animals, adopted three sniffer dogs of Haryana Police.
87. Naresh Kadyan taken up land deal matter of Robert Vadra with the Govt. of
Rajasthan and his another complaint forwarded to the Chief Secretary, Haryana by the
Govt. of India.
88. Agenda for deletion of cow words from the Hindi version of Meat Food Products
Order, 1973 was placed along with the declaration of cow as state animal of Haryana,
which were approved in 4th meeting of State Committee for Slaughter Houses, whereas
two PIL’s were moved before High Court and Supreme Court, to oppose Haryana
Prohibition of Cow Slaughter Rules, 1972, which allowed to get license / permit to eat
beef on medical advice, whereas beef have no medicinal value.
89. Complaint lodged with the Election Commission of India, to ban post poll alliance.
90. Govt. of Kerala and Telangana along with Hyderabad Traffic Police, amended their
state emblem after voice raised by me along with the Industries Commissionerate of
Gujarat and Ahmadabad Customs.
91. The Wildlife Crime Control Bureau (Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate
Change) nominate Naresh Kadyan, as its volunteer, continuously three connective
terms.
92. Matter taken up with the Govt. of India, to give Scheduled Caste benefits to the
eligible Muslims.
93. Lodged complaint against candidate of Panipat Rural for abusing camel, during
election campaign, likewise INLD candidate from Nuh, Congress candidate from
Mahendergarh and two Independent candidates from Ateli.
94. Petition for prohibition of elephant trading along with animal performances, in the
Sonepur cattle fair accepted by the AWBI and Govt. of Bihar.
95. Zero FIR against Akbaruddin Owaisi, MLA for his hate speeches during
Maharashtra elections, DD No. 44 with PS, Prashant Vihar, Delhi on 24-10-14, which
was forwarded to Hyderabad Police, likewise National Human Rights Commission
considered Naresh Kadyan petition and forwarded to the Maharashtra State Human
Rights Commission, likewise complaint for Zero FIR was also moved against Dadri
butchers.
96. FIR No. 377 dated 25-10-2014, 2nd FIR 570 of 2019, lodged of cow fighting with
pigs, with Ambala Cantt Police Station.
97. Unmarried female boxer were asked to go through pregnancy test but this matter
was taken up with the NHRC, notice issued by the NHRC and reply of Ministry
opposed.
98. President of India visited Varindavan on November 16, 2014 and 10 langur brigade
was deputed to keep away common monkeys, which was a crime against Wildlife Act,
1972 but this was strongly opposed by Naresh Kadyan and Administration was
compelled to with draw 10 langur brigades.
99. Baba Rampal controversy moved before the National Human Rights Commission, to
rescue public, which were hostage by Rampal, complaint lodged with DGP as well and
matter concluded holding him guilty by the Court of law.
100. Ministry of Road Transport and Highways issued Central Motor Vehicle (Eleventh
Amendment) Rules, 2015, for transportation of livestock issued, accepting and
recognizing Naresh Kadyan vision, approved by the State Committee for Slaughter
Houses, Haryana.
101. Conducting training about animal welfare legislation’s, to all District Committee
for Slaughter Houses in Haryana and crack down many illegal slaughter houses, lodged
FIR’s.
102. FIR lodged with PS Baroda against killer of two male buffaloes, many illegal
slaughter houses are exposed all over Haryana and lodged FIR’s against them, likewise
matter taken up against Lalu Yadav decision on 1000 horse carts and Delhi based Ex
MLA of Bihar, custodian of many objectionable species, likewise petition moved before
Election Commission of India about criminal act of Lalu Yadav, while on bail.
103. “Singh is Bling” displayed ban species Lion, legal action initiated against AWBI
along with Censor Board of India, dog fighter syndicate exposed, lodged FIR against
them.
104. Moved Appeal SLP (c) N0. 5629 of 2016 against the Haryana Prohibition of Cow
Slaughter Rules, 1972 along with unlawful provisions of the Haryana Gauvansh
Sanrakshan and Gausamvardhan Act, 2015 before the Supreme Court of India, beside
it CWP No. 200 of 2016 and CWP No. 16865 of 2018 was also moved before High Court
but both were dismissed along with the complaint moved before Haryana Human
Rights Commission, as complaint No. 897/7/2016.
105. WP (c) No. 666 of 2016 also moved with the Jaipur Bench of Rajasthan High Court
for animals but withdrawn due to notification of the Rajasthan Camel (Prohibition of
Slaughter and Regulation of Temporary Migration or Export) Act, 2016. WP (c) No.
5254 of 2016 under consideration with the Jaipur Bench, Notice issued.
106. Haryana Human Rights Commission asked petitions about loss during Jat
reservation protests in Haryana, Naresh Kadyan moved complaint No. 670/7/2016, to
explain grievances of Jat community.
107. Telegram address was removed by the NITI Ayog, Bharat Scouts and Guide,
KVIC, Bar Council of India, after point raised by Naresh Kadyan, likewise Notices
were issued to KVIC for active participation of Panchyati Raj Institutions, as per MoU
signed in 2008.
108. Dedicated for strict compliance of Swatch Bharat Mission through Prime Minister
Employment Generation Programme, activating Panchyati Raj Institutions.
109. Govt. of Haryana endorsed Naresh Kadyan demands about amendment in the
Cattle Trespass Act, 1871, omitting elephant from the definition of cattle.
110. Naresh Kadyan objections were uphold by the FSSAI, in case of Draft Rules for
Silver leaf.
111. Zero FIR against Bihar Administration, shooters of blue bull, similar action for
Himachal Pradesh.
112. Draft Rules of FSSAI, opposed for inclusion of Rabbit family as food for human
consumption.
113. Complaint moved against the abuse of Jaipur Zoo animals at Nahargarh
Zoological Park.
114. Moved complaint No. 325 of 2016 before Lokayukta of Haryana for action against
all responsible officials along with Soha Ali Khan for her arms license.
115. Seven samples of beef biryani were lifted in Mewat without FIR but complaint
under section 156 (3) moved in Ferojepur Jhirka, FIR No. 459 Dated 4-11-2017 lodged.
116. Government of Delhi omitted Bharat Ratna as title from Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
University, keeping in view article 18 (1) of Indian Constitution on Naresh Kadyan
complaints, besides it Bharat Ratna Bhimrao Ambedkar Institute of Telecom Training,
Jabalpur also compelled to respect Constitution.
117. Four turtles rescued from the Westin Sohna Resort & Spa in Gurgaon.
118. Meat syndicate was break down at Lawrence Road in Delhi, on the tips of Naresh
Kadyan and Shaw cause Notice issued by the RTA at Nuh and in past by RTA at
Gurugram.
119. Alarm for hijacking of website of Ministry of Home Affairs, Delhi Police
investigating the matters.
120. Public Interest Litigation 1112 of 2017, moved before the Delhi High Court, against
corrupt practices in the Bharat Scouts and Guides, National Chief Commissioner with
Director removed.
121. Complaints moved before the Committee on Petitions, Haryana and Delhi
Legislative Assemblies along with the petition under 133 CrPC before all Sub Divisional
Magistrates in Haryana and Delhi.
122. FIR No. 79 Dated 21-2-2017 lodged with Prashant Vihar, Police Station in Delhi to
hurt the sentiments of Hindu communities by USA based two companies, insulting Lord
Ganesha and Om.
123. Moved complaint No. 110 of 2017 before Lokayukta of Haryana, against
malpractice by IAS officers during their posting in Khadi Board, Haryana.
124. All living creatures have feelings with legal rights to live, moved petition before
Election Commission of India, during 2017 Elections in five states for strict compliance
of the fundamental duties as defined under article 51 A (g) of Indian Constitution by all
Political parties and candidates.
125. Team of examiners of Master of Education – Bachelor of Education was exposed
for their malpractices and same was debar for three years by the Maharishi Dayanand
University, Rohtak adopting zero tolerance against corruption.
126. Complaint No. 7289 of 2017 moved with the Punjab Human Rights Commission for
precautionary orders, protecting the human rights, public life and property during
protest of Gurmeet Ram Rahim Insaan supporters against his conviction in rape
charges in Haryana.
127. Complaint No. 1654/14 and 1664/20 of 2017 moved with the Haryana Human
Rights Commission for, protecting the human rights, public life and property during
protest of Gurmeet Ram Rahim Insaan supporters against his conviction in rape
charges in Haryana.
128. Complaint No. 4265/CR/2014 moved before Punjab Human Rights Commission for
cremation of Ashutosh Maharaj dead body.
129. Indian Military, shutting down all 39 Cattle’s farms, as per Cabinet decision but
the protection of male calves matter taken up with all concerned because they are
disappeared in these 39 Military Farms.
130. Cricket balls, bone china crockery’s along with buttons are being manufactured
with the slaughtered cow horn, bones and hides, this matter taken up with all concerned
in Haryana being violation of the Haryana Gauvansh Sanrakshan and Gausamvardhan
Act, 2015.
131. Complaint before Lokayukta of Rajasthan moved for action against the
responsible officials for illegal bore wells and electric connections around Sambhar Salt
Lake: Wetland of Rajasthan.
132. Civil Suit moved at Jhajjar for declaration of Cow as National animals of India
and at Faridabad regarding formation of State Animal Welfare Board along with
proper functioning of SPCA’s with Slaughter Houses Rules and Civil Suit at Rohini
Court, for introduction of 11 SPCA’s in Delhi as well.
133. Complaint No. 5911/0/2018 moved before the Punjab Human Rights Commission
for strict compliance of legal rights of consumers along with status reports on the
recommendation of the Swaminathan Commission.
134. Complaint No. 860/0/2018 moved before the Haryana Human Rights Commission
for strict compliance of legal rights of consumers along with status reports on the
recommendation of the Swaminathan Commission.
135. Complaint No/ 466/5/2018 moved before the Haryana Human Rights Commission,
to amend article 18 (1) of Indian Constitution.
about strict compliance of the Central Motor Vehicle (Eleventh Amendments) Rules,
2015.
137. Restoration of five freedoms of honey bees, adopting awareness mechanism with
the National Bee Board, who accepted to endorse five freedoms of honey bees, due to
our strong activism, besides it Department of Fisheries, Haryana also issued advisories,
restoring five freedoms of Migratory birds in Haryana.
138. Former Chief Minister of Haryana, insulted National Anthem, lodged complaint
for FIR against Shri Bhupinder Singh Hooda with others for the violation of section 3 of
the Prevention of Insults to National Honour Act, 1971.
about the status of non-functional Infirmaries as set up by the Govt. of Punjab.
140. Smt. Maneka Gandhi fraud with Hanuman was exposed, adopting Right to
Information, Central Zoo Authority recovered Rs. 10.00 lacs grant in aid with interest
Rs. 5,62,747/- total Rs. 15,62,747/-.
141. National Minority Commission issued Notice as matter was taken up to restore the
human rights of minority at village Titoli in Rohtak District.
142. The Uttar Pradesh (UP) Government changed the name of the Ekana International
Cricket Stadium to “Bharat Ratan Atal Bihari Vajpayee International Cricket
Stadium”, which was challenged by me being violation of article 18 (1) of Indian
Constitution.
143. National Bee Board adopted as Special Invitee, formation of the Commission on
National Bee, Bee Act and adoption of Bee as National Insect, under consideration.
144. Kandla Port in Gujarat, exported live animals but suspended as petition for
Mandatory Injection was moved with many agencies, keeping in view census of animals
along with protection of biodiversity.
145. Bharat Ratna Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar Udyog Uday Yojna for SC / ST
Entrepreneurs of MSME vide Resolution passed by the Gujarat Government, which is
unconstitutional, pointed out by me before all concerned Authorities.
146. Bharat Ratna Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Special Package Scheme of Incentives for
SC / ST Entrepreneurs vide Resolution passed by the Government of Maharashtra,
which is unconstitutional, pointed out by me before all concerned Authorities.
147. Navjot Singh Siddhu, Minister of Punjab smuggled Wild bird trophy from
Pakistan but Zero FIR lodged with Delhi Police after issuing legal Notice.
148. Live animals exported from the Nashik Airport without any permission from the
National Biodiversity Authority, violating the Biological Diversity Act, 2002 but matter
was taken up with the Maharashtra State Biodiversity Board to recall all exported
animals for restoration of their five freedoms.
149. Central Industrial Security Force used Catapults as weapon to keep away Monkey
from the premises of Taj Mahal but their steps be rolled back, restoring five freedoms
of Monkeys.
150. Moved petition before Himachal Pardesh Biodiversity Board to protect and
restoration of five freedoms of Monkeys, Blue Bulls with Wild Boar, and Kerala as well
for Elephant foetus.
151. National Horticulture Board registration exposed, Rashtriya Ayurveda
Vidyapeeth, National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Bharat
Scouts & Guides for not compliance of the Society Registration Act, 1860.
152. Haryana Khadi & Village Industries Board, separated from the Punjab KVIB as
on 1-2-1969 without amending section 3 of the Punjab KVIB Act, 1955, replacing
Punjab with Haryana. After long battle, bill No. 9 of 2021 was placed before Vidhan
Sabha, converted as the Haryana Short Titles Amendment Act, 2021 (Haryana Act
No.15 of 2021).
153. Whistle blower about introduction of Biodiversity Management Committees with
People’s Biodiversity Registers, all around 62 Cantonments & 28 States with 9 Union
Territories, whereas Lokpal of India refused to pass any orders, exposing violations of
section 38-A of PCA Act, 1960.
154. Whistle blower on the Negative list trademarks of KVIC, as alcohol, tobacco and
meat, covered under Negative list, besides ivory, comes under Wildlife Protection Act,
1972, as an offense, keeping in view section 49 of this Act, keeping in view class 13 for
Firearms, ammunition and projectiles, explosives, fireworks.
155. Animal Rights and Protection Adviser to Godhuli Broadcast Media Pvt. Ltd., for
Feature film “MAA” based on Conservation of Cow Progeny.
156. Community Policing as Scouting for 11 SPCA’s in Delhi, accepted vide
GNCTD/E/2018/02201 read with Civil Suit No. 573 of 2018, before Rohini Court, Delhi.
157. Whistle blower against Goods and Services Tax, because tax charged, promoting
crime against the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972, as Ivory, turtle shell, bones, hairs etc.
158. Community Policing as Scouting for fiscal benefits @ 35% Margin Money in rural
area and 25% in urban areas, with own contribution @ 5 %, for reserved categories,
whereas @ 25% Margin Money in rural area and 15% in urban areas, with own
contribution @ 10 % for economical weaker sections of upper castes, under PMEGP
and MUDRA scheme to boost Make in India, promoting their Skill.
159. Community Policing as Scouting for community pets of all 62 Cantonments, all
Smart Cities, with proper functioning of all SPCAs, Infirmaries, BMCs and PBRs.
160. White paper on the discrimination between animal with goods, restoring their 5
freedoms.

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Committee on Petitions, Legislative Assembly, Haryana

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