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- On 13 June -97 , 5,000 bulls from Koroli village in Rajasthan were prevented from being taken to the slaughterhouse and were distributed free of cost as a donation for agricultural work. In this way, the lives of bulls worth Rs. 50 lakhs were saved and Rs. 25 thousand were sent as fodder by the Viniyog family.
- On 21-11-1997 , 999 calves were being taken on foot from Rajasthan to Aurangabad for slaughter . When the Akhil Bharat Krishi Gau Seva Sangh workers came to know about this, they took possession of them and kept them in the cowshed of Gopal Agarwal Seth.
- In the same way, 923 calves were saved from being slaughtered. On 24-9-1998 , Kesrichand Bhai saved 923 calves that were being brought on foot from Bara district of Rajasthan to Hoshangabad in Madhya Pradesh for slaughter and gave them to the Madhya Pradesh Goseva Aayog for safekeeping.
- On 7-12-99 and 10-12-99 , two wagons loaded with 3,100 calves were seized at Medta City Railway Station in Rajasthan and on 20-12-99 , another wagon loaded with 1,400 calves was seized at Phalodi village by Kesrichandji Mehta and workers and handed over to the cow shelters of Malwa province.
- In 1989 , 711 bulls were being taken to Devnar slaughterhouse in a goods train coming from Rajasthan to Mumbai . At Vasai station, Shri Keshari Chandji Mehta and youth from Vardhman Sanskriti Dham and Bajrang Dal showed courage and stopped the train and took possession of the bulls. Since then, cattle have been brought to Mumbai by goods train till today.
- During the celebration of Bakri Eid in Rajasthan, around 1014 calves brought to the cattle fair and from there sent to the slaughterhouse were rescued. A train transporting cattle was raided at Sawai Madhopur and around 800 calves were rescued. Three trucks carrying calves were seized at Phaludi , Sumerpur and Nagaur in Rajasthan, and a total of 215 calves were rescued.
- With the vigilance and guidance of Shri Kesrichand Mehta, the slaughter of thousands of animals was averted. Animals being taken on foot from Rajasthan to Nagpur for illegal slaughter on the occasion of Bakri Eid were seized and 1200 animals were rescued and handed over to the Panjrapol at Barashivni of the Gauvansh Abraksh Samiti.
- It is not new that the Viniyog family , Shri Vardhaman family and the dedicated workers of Akhil Bharat Krishi Goseva Sangh risk their lives to save cows and other animals from being slaughtered . It is not new that they have saved several herds of animals , from single calves to two hundred to five hundred animals . Most recently, 923 calves were saved in a single stroke in Hoshangabad in September 1998 and before that 999 calves were saved in Khamgaon.
- In December , '99, 3 entire trains ( one train of 40 coaches ) were stopped from Jodhpur railway station in Rajasthan from being taken out of the state in the name of agriculture. The state government has tried to change the existing law, which has been opposed in the Supreme Court. After this case, the export of cattle by train from Rajasthan has stopped and thus, lakhs of cows have been saved.
- While the court proceedings in the above case were still going on, on 20-12-'99 , a cart loaded with another 1400 calves was seized in Phalodi village .
- In 1998 , a train from Rajasthan was stopped in Anand, from which 1700 young calves were released and these animals were kept in Deesa Panjarapo.
- In May 2001, a train carrying 1200 calves for slaughter left Khargi Road (Chhattisgarh) and when it reached Sagar station, Dayoday Panjrapol , Sagar took possession of the animals in the train and handed them over. Around 1200 calves were saved from being sent for slaughter .
- On 2-5-2001 , a train carrying 872 buffaloes and 300 cow calves from Bina Junction station in Madhya Pradesh was going to Khargi Road (Chhattisgarh) when it was stopped by animal lovers and with the help of Shri Kesrichand Mehta, a case was filed under the Animal Protection Act of Madhya Pradesh and 1200 calves were saved.
- On 10-2-2002 , Gaurakshak Shri Chandrakantbhai Ojha informed Shri Kesrichand Mehta of the cattle being trafficked for slaughter in Tapovan, Navsari . Shri Kesrichandbhai immediately informed the S.P. of Nagpur over the phone , and 1200 cattle were taken to the pen of the Cow Protection Committee at Varashivan ( District Balaghat) run by Shri Vinod Sancheti .
- 544 cattle saved from slaughterhouse ( 9-7-2002 to 31-1-2003). During the days of Bakri Eid, workers under the leadership of Shri Kesrichandbhai Mehta saved 544 cattle in a total of 21 trucks from being sent to slaughterhouse at Malegaon.
- A total of 603 ( cow) animals were seized from butchers by Shri Gaushala Panjrapol Sanstha , Malegaon during the year 2003-2004 .
- On October 3 , 2004, at 2 am , a raid was conducted and 1600 cows were seized from the tribals who were taking them from Balaghat village.
- On September 25 , 2005, 5000 cattle were seized from a Vanjara in the forest area around Katni village in Madhya Pradesh.
- In Tamil Nadu, cattle were saved from being slaughtered. The workers of Viniyog Parivar and Akhil Bharat K.G. Sangh, led by Shri Kesrichand Mehta, intercepted 4 trucks going from Tamil Nadu to Kerala and saved 77 large cattle from the brink of death.
- On December 15 , 2005, 1660 calves were captured from Khargone village.
- On 3-4-2005 , a truck coming from Rajasthan, bearing no. RJ 19KJ-3027 , was carrying 52 ( fifty-two) cattle tied and hanging from their necks to Malegaon for illegal slaughter on the day of Bakri Eid. At that time, the President of our ally Akhil Bharat Krishi Goseva Sangh, Shri Kesrichandji Mehta and his co-workers together seized the truck and saved the cattle and the case was also taken to the High Court. As per its verdict, the High Court has ordered the appointment of a High Power Committee for animal protection. A few days later, 28 cattle were seized in another truck and on 30-3-05 , 6 cattle were seized in a Tata Sumo vehicle.
- Due to the 4-5 years of Karma drought in Bundelkhand of Uttar Pradesh , about 7700 animals abandoned by their owners were being driven away by butchers and taken to the slaughterhouse. When Shri Harishankarbhai Awasthi came to know about this, he took the police under the legal guidance of Kesrichandbhai and took possession of the animals from the butchers and arranged straw and water for the animals and sent the animals to various cowsheds in Madhya Pradesh. In this work that lasted for four months, about 24000 animals were run in Madhya Pradesh and about Rs. 47,21,000 was spent by running Neeran Kendras in Madhya Pradesh .
- Literature that helps in animal protection - books , essays , posters , advertisements , circulars , etc. have been published. These have received a very good response.
- For the last 19 years, Viniyog Parivar and Akhil Bharat Krishi Goseva Sangh have been visiting many Panjrapols and checking the quality of the well-managed Panjrapols and providing financial assistance. From the year 1993-94 to 2000-01 , Rs. 1,58,90,463/- has been given as financial assistance. After that, the assistance given year-wise is as follows.
| Serial No | Year | Amount (in Rs.) |
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| 1 | 2001-02 | ₹ 25,84,551 |
| 2 | 2002-03 | ₹ 14,09,000 |
| 3 | 2003-04 | ₹ 19,74,500 |
| 4 | 2004-05 | ₹ 27,70,000 |
| 5 | 2005-06 | ₹ 19,79,000 |
| 6 | 2006-07 | ₹ 31,23,000 |
| 7 | 2007-08 | ₹ 27,56,711 |
| 8 | 2008-09 | ₹ 26,11,052 |
Legal battles for life and survival :
- In 1991 , the decision to grant licenses for 600 mini-slaughterhouses in Mumbai was revoked, saving Mumbai from becoming a city of slaughterhouses.
- A verdict was obtained from the Supreme Court in November 1994 to save millions of cows slaughtered on Bakri Eid throughout the state of Bengal , and through this tradition, many lives of the cow family were saved.
- In 1994 , a slaughterhouse in Kamti village in Nagpur district was prevented.
- The brutal slaughter of thousands of dogs every year in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai was stopped by legal action in January 1994. Again, the slaughter that was to start in June 1997 was also stopped by filing a case in the Bombay High Court. The appeal in this case was dismissed by the Supreme Court and now this stoppage has become permanent and guidelines have been formulated for it, which are having a nationwide impact.
- We have appealed in the Supreme Court against the order given by the full bench of the Bombay High Court in Dec. 2008 , which declared the municipality's right to kill dogs as unconstitutional , which is pending. The High Court order has been stayed.
- The Vinyog family had filed a contempt of court petition against the Mumbai Municipal Corporation for not complying with the High Court's order of 1998 regarding the sterilisation scheme for stray dogs.
- A Supreme Court case has reduced the daily slaughter of 12,500 animals in the Idgah-Delhi slaughterhouse since March 1994 to 2,500 animals, saving nearly five and a half crore lives so far .
- The legal battle against the Deonar slaughterhouse in Mumbai is ongoing. In a case, the esteemed Bombay High Court has constituted a high-level committee to monitor the implementation of animal welfare laws in Maharashtra. The committee has included Shri Kesrichandbhai Mehta as a member and Shri Rajedrabhai Joshi, the trustee and legal advisor of the Viniyog family, as the convener.
- In the case against Al-Kabir Slaughterhouse in the Supreme Court, 50 % of the slaughter was stopped from 1st April , 1997 as per an interim order. This ban continued till the case was heard again on 20th November , 1997. Thus, the daily slaughter of 250 buffaloes and 2500 sheep and goats was stopped and about five lakh lives were saved in eight months , however, this ban was lifted from 20th November , 1997 by an interim order . The final hearing of these appeals was adjourned on 23-9-2004 after giving only two-three hours and the judgment was reserved. For some unknown reason, the judgment on these appeals was pronounced on 29-3-2006 , 18 months after the hearing was declared closed . The court ordered the central government to review the meat export policy.
- The slaughterhouse in Nimbaheda village of Rajasthan, which had a capacity to slaughter 300 pigs per day , was shut down under a section of the law after a fierce protest by the local people of the village, the chairman of the municipality and Mr. Shyam Agarwal .
- The campaign waged by the Viniyog family against the terrible and fatal recommendations made regarding the meat sector for the 10th Five Year Plan and the success achieved at the end.
- The recommendations for the Tenth Five Year Plan by the Sub-Committee No. XI on Meat Exports formed by the Department of Animal Husbandry, Ministry of Agriculture under the Planning Commission , Government of India included recommendations to open large and small slaughterhouses in villages on a large scale. In opposition to this, `` Viniyog Parivar '' and its associate organization `` Akhil Bharat Krishi Goseva Sangh '' sent protest letters to the Prime Minister , Vice Chairman of the Planning Commission etc. and a nationwide campaign was taken up. A personal meeting was also held with Shri K.C. Pant. At the end of a continuous struggle that lasted for a year , in response to it, Shri Udayalal Jaroli, Executive Chairman of the Akhil Bharat Krishi Goseva Sangh, was informed by the Planning Commission in a written letter dated 13-6-2002 that no new scheme for meat would be accepted and thus the scheme of setting up slaughterhouses in villages was stopped. There was a plan to have 4347 new slaughterhouses .
- The Gujarat state had enacted a complete cow slaughter ban law in 1992 , which was challenged by butchers in the Gujarat High Court and was quashed by the Gujarat High Court on the basis of a 1958 Supreme Court judgment. We and the Gujarat government had appealed against it in the Supreme Court , which was heard before a 7- judge Constitution Bench in August 2005 , and in that case, the Supreme Court in October 2005 declared the 1958 judgment null and void and upheld the Gujarat state's complete cow slaughter ban law. Thus, the obstacle that had existed for 47 years could be removed.
- In Madhya Pradesh, during the tenure of the Chief Minister of that state, Mrs. Uma Bharti, an ordinance was promulgated on 22 January 2004 , banning the killing of cows . This ordinance was challenged in the Supreme Court by three butchers on 27 February 2004. While this Writ Petition No. 123/2004 was pending , the Madhya Pradesh State Government converted the ordinance into a law and passed the law " The Madhya Pradesh Cow Slaughter Prohibition Act , 2004" . In the case of Madhya Pradesh too, the Viniyog family again filed an intervenor in the name of its sister organization Akhil Bharat Krishi Goseva Sangh. This case was taken up for hearing on 4-3-'06 . The state government and the lawyers of Akhil Bharat Krishi Goseva Sangh argued on the basis of the judgment of the seven-judge Constitution Bench in the Gujarat case on the same issue and said that the judgment is binding in this case as well. The esteemed court dismissed the writ petition of the butchers and upheld the Madhya Pradesh law. Thus, now a complete ban on cow slaughter has been implemented in the state of Madhya Pradesh (and along with it in the state of Chhattisgarh). The Gujarat law was ratified in October 2005. Moreover, the states of Rajasthan , Punjab , Himachal Pradesh , Haryana , Delhi , Uttar Pradesh already have laws banning complete cow slaughter. Efforts have also been made by the Viniyog family to get the President's approval for the law passed in Maharashtra in 1995 and the matter has progressed well.
- An unprecedented verdict was passed by the Bombay High Court in October 1997 to stop the inhumane cruelty to birds and their illegal sale, and a committee has been appointed for the same.
- The Fisheries Department of the Gujarat government was to issue three- year tenders for fishing in 14 reservoirs of Kutch . The scheme was successfully stopped in September 1997 due to massive protests .
- Laws were passed to ban cow slaughter in many states . Laws were passed to establish a Cow Service Commission in Madhya Pradesh , Rajasthan and Gujarat and the commission was also established. Many lives were saved through this.
- `` An effort to save the vital pasture land of animals ''
- Writ by Viniyog family to fill the loophole in the law : To prevent the wanton killing of male cattle between 1 and 3 years old and the gruesome corruption in obtaining ` Fit for Slaughter ' certificate before slaughter , on both these issues, the Viniyog family had filed a writ petition in the High Court of Mumbai on 27th April , 1998 and suggestions for alternative arrangements were also sent in this regard. As an interim relief, the High Court had given a verdict that male cattle (bulls/bullocks) up to 16 years old could not be slaughtered in the state. However, the butchers immediately obtained a stay order against it. On appeal to the Supreme Court , the Supreme Court asked the High Court to give a final decision in the case. The state government told the High Court that a committee was formed in June 2008 to review the state's complete ban on cow slaughter law passed in 1995. However, this committee has not yet submitted its report to the government.
- The Viniyog family's opposition to the Deonar slaughterhouse , its modernization , and the slaughter for export in it are still ongoing , but a public interest writ petition was filed in the municipality on the issue of not subsidizing the slaughter cost from the money of the life-loving taxpayers. The esteemed High Court, accepting the resolution and affidavit to increase the slaughter fee by the municipality, had ` disposed of ' the above case of the Viniyog family. Due to which Rs. 2.75 crore of the life-loving lovers of Mumbai were saved from being used in the Deonar slaughterhouse . But the Chief Minister had stayed the increased slaughter rates before the elections. A case has been filed again in the High Court to remove that stay.
- With the tireless efforts of His Eminence Shri Bhuvanratna Vijayji M.S. and the Viniyog family, the municipal councils of Pachora , Latur , Usmanaba , Vareda , Chandwad , Nashik , Jalgaon , Yewla , Bhadgaon , Manmad and Baramati in Maharashtra decided to close slaughterhouses and meat and fish sales for eight days of Paryushan and His Eminence was instrumental in providing shelter to approximately 10,000 animals.
- With the efforts of His Holiness Shri Bhuvanratna Vijayji M.S. and the Viniyog family, orders to close down about 70 slaughterhouses in Maharashtra that were not complying with pollution control laws were obtained from the High Court in 3 petitions in November-December 2009 .
- Representatives of the Viniyog family have attended seminars/conferences etc. held at various places in the country . They have made presentations in government departments like Planning Commission etc. , have held successful discussions with Animal Husbandry/Law Departments of several states for making appropriate laws/amendments etc. and have achieved satisfactory results.
- Report on Weed Development Works : In Sayla village of Suredranagar district , Shri Sayla Mahajan Panjrapol , Sayla Jain Sangh and Viniyog Parivar have removed the wild acacia forest that had grown in 180 acres of land of Sayla with the help of human labor ( not with machines) and reforested this barren land .
- In the same way, the work of removing wild acacia trees was done with the help of human labor in the Vanthali , Rapar , and Manfara Panjrapolas .
- Drought Relief Work Report : When the terrible drought after the earthquake of Vikram Samvat 2057 had made the condition of humans miserable, who would worry about the helpless animals ? At that time, hearing the silent cries of the people's misery and the unbearable pain of the livestock amidst the meager resources, the Viniyog family (along with the workers of Shri Wadhwan Mahajan) set up a huge network of 50 Neeran Kendras in different villages in Jhalawad area without the help of the government to overcome the drought situation . About 40,000 to 50,000 animals could be saved through these Neeran Kendras. The arrangement, with much thought, resulted in a much lower cost than the previous year. At a cost of 4 rupees per animal, the cattle breeders could be given 9 rupees worth of grass. After the earthquake , the Neeran Kendras helped in the happiness of the people of the villages.
- A network was set up with the help of a large number of workers for animal protection in all the drought-affected areas of Kutch . A total of about 965 tons of gram husk was distributed to over 30 panjrapolas and other areas of Kutch and Jhalawar area by two trains from Bina Junction in Madhya Pradesh.
- The expenditure incurred on the above works year-wise is as follows.
| S. No. | Financial Year | Amount (₹) |
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| 1 | 2000–2001 | 1,09,56,593/- |
| 2 | 2002–2003 | 17,76,383/- |
| 3 | 2003–2004 | 1,01,26,338/- |
| 4 | 2008–2009 | 46,59,118/- |
| Total | 2,75,18,432/- |
- After the poor monsoon of 2009 , a large area of Rajasthan is facing a drought situation. There, fodder worth about Rs. 40/- lakh was delivered to Jodhpur , Pali , Sojat districts till January 2010 .
- This work is still ongoing and there is a sense of making arrangements to send fodder worth another 40 to 50 lakh rupees.
- Bunkering work : When the rains are good and the price of fodder is low , fodder is purchased and arranged in different villages , in safe places, in the form of bunkers. And when the need arises, the bunkers are opened and the fodder is distributed . All this work is done under the auspices of Shri Atul Bapu (Suredranagar).
- Animal fodder and maintenance expenses : A plan has been started to distribute green sorghum at the spot price of Rs . 12 per maund ( 20 kg) by renting about 400 bighas of land near Borsad and planting sorghum in 200 bighas. By encouraging farmers in Borsad and other surrounding areas and providing them with guarantees for buying and selling grass, different types of green grass have been planted on three thousand acres of land of these farmers.
- In Vikram Samvat 2058/59 , some districts of Gujarat were caught in the grip of drought for the fourth consecutive year. With limited resources and manpower, it was not possible to take care of the cattle of the entire Gujarat. Therefore, in the area where manpower could be arranged , that is, where hundreds of youth were ready to work day and night under the guidance of Shri Atulbhai (Bapu), after a detailed survey, Neeran Kendras were arranged at 99 places in the Jhalawad area.
- In the situation of severe drought in Rajasthan, a total of 8 trains were loaded with grass , gram husk , sorghum husk and 68 trucks of sugarcane husk from Navsari were sent to Pali and Sojat city from places like Dahanu , Vapi , Akola , Bhusawal , Bina etc. The cost of the fodder was paid by the Collector of Pali district on behalf of the Rajasthan government, but the arrangement and administrative expenses were borne by the Viniyog family.
- The following work is ongoing :
| S. No. | Financial Year | Amount (₹) |
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| 1 | 1993–94 to 2000–01 | 12,54,079/- |
| 2 | 2001–2002 | 2,89,238/- |
| 3 | 2002–2003 | 4,06,605/- |
| 4 | 2003–2004 | 18,59,972/- |
| 5 | 2004–2005 | 11,72,167/- |
| 6 | 2005–2006 | 27,46,690/- |
| 7 | 2006–2007 | 3,56,451/- |
| 8 | 2007–2008 | 14,06,907/- |
| 9 | 2008–2009 | 6,46,286/- |
| Sub-Total (2001–02 to 2008–09) | 88,84,317/- | |
| Grand Total (1993–94 to 2008–09) | 1,01,38,396/- |
- Earthquake : 674 houses built by Viniyog Parivar and ` Mid-Day ' Mumbai for the homeless after the January 2001 earthquake After the earthquake that occurred on 26-01-2001 , a total of Rs. 1,67,56,830/- was deposited in the Earthquake Relief Fund and after interest on this amount, a total of Rs. 1,72,12,258/- was spent by Viniyog over a period of three years. Out of this amount, 674 houses of 300 sq. ft . each were built by using the Od caste people living in the area who were knowledgeable in traditional house construction and local labourers and artisans . Every rupee of the money spent remained in the same area. Along with this, the business of Od caste and potters was revived and excellent houses could be built from the point of view of environment and sustainability. The following was the expenditure incurred for this work year-wise.
| S. No. | Financial Year | Amount (₹) |
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| 1 | 2000–2001 | ₹ 21,00,917 |
| 2 | 2001–2002 | ₹ 1,22,67,735 |
| 3 | 2002–2003 | ₹ 28,43,605 |
| Total | ₹ 1,72,12,258 |
- Relief work : During the floods in Mumbai, Maharashtra and Gujarat in 2005 and 2006 , the workers of the Viniyog family and Shri Vardhman family spent Rs. 35.40 lakhs on various relief works like construction of new mud houses and camps, as per the following year-wise.
| S. No. | Financial Year | Amount (₹) |
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| 1 | 2005–2006 | ₹ 9,25,063 |
| 2 | 2006–2007 | ₹ 15,87,607 |
| 3 | 2007–2008 | ₹ 8,59,482 |
| 4 | 2008–2009 | ₹ 1,68,501 |
| Total | ₹ 35,40,653 |
- Humanitarian relief works : 1. Earthen houses were built for the families of the Agariyas and Degam of the Devi-worshipping caste of Jhalawad region . Food and buttermilk were distributed to all those families . Along with this, one-half and two-half-pound bags were also given. 2. The heritage of living with family is preserved there. In order to make the blind families feel more happy by living with family , maintaining satsang with the villagers , and performing bhajans , cash assistance was provided by Viniyog Parivar and Vitarag Seva Kedara on 8-10-2006 . 3. During the terrible epidemic of Chikungunya in the year 2006 , 1125 patients were treated with medicine and Ayurvedic method free of cost. 4. Bajra and food grains were distributed to the widow sisters of Jhalawad Agar area on 2-7-2006 . Such humanitarian/compassionate work is continuously going on , the details of the expenditure of which are as follows year-wise .
| S. No. | Financial Year | Amount (₹) |
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| 1 | 2002–2003 | ₹ 4,83,347 |
| 2 | 2003–2004 | ₹ 35,002 |
| 3 | 2004–2005 | ₹ 1,32,290 |
| 4 | 2005–2006 | ₹ 9,25,063 |
| 5 | 2006–2007 | ₹ 50,000 |
| 6 | 2007–2008 | ₹ 5,05,328 |
| 7 | 2008–2009 | ₹ 4,65,257 |
| Total | ₹ 25,96,287 |
- Cow breeding in Abdasa taluka of Kutch and revival of traditional economy in the entire Siasat village The work of reviving the work-businesses of the eighteen castes in Siasat village in Abdasa taluka of Kutch has been started by Shri Devchandbhai Gada, a worker of the Viniyog family . In the first phase, 61 cows (costing about Rs. 1.80 lakh) were given to various families of the village . The farmers were given seeds (sorghum-millet) worth about Rs. 65000. Now the work of making bullock carts is going on, which will cost about Rs. one lakh. In the next program, it is expected that efforts will be made to revive the work-businesses of the eighteen castes of the village .
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