URGENT! Help Us Rescue Bullied Elephant Jeymalyatha

 

Video evidence gathered in October and November 2022 shows that elephant Jeymalyatha (also known as Joymala) is back to being shackled in chains on a hard concrete floor near constantly, is controlled with the threat of weapons, and is kept in complete isolation from others of her own kind despite assurances from authorities in Tamil Nadu that she is ‘absolutely doing good’. 

 

Two separate heart-wrenching videos where she can be heard screaming in pain while being severely beaten by the mahouts associated with the Srivilliputhur Nachiyar Thirukovil temple were released by the media in 2021 and 2022 after which PETA India approached the authorities in Tamil Nadu and Assam (where she is from) requesting her rescue and rehabilitation. Jeymalyatha has apparently been kept illegally in Tamil Nadu for nearly a decade, as she was never returned to Assam.

You can help, too!

Act now to request that the Assam and Tamil Nadu governments work together to seize and rehabilitate Jeymalyatha at a sanctuary, where she can live the rest of her life unchained and in the company of other elephants.

Mr.
MK
Stalin
Tamil Nadu Government
Mr.
Himanta
Biswa Sarma
Assam Government
Mr.
Thiru
K Ramachandran
Tamil Nadu Forest Department
Mr.
Chandra Mohan
Patowary
Government of Assam
Ms.
Supriya
Sahu
Government of Tamil Nadu

URGENT! Help Us Rescue Bullied Elephant Jeymalyatha

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Act now to request that the Assam and Tamil Nadu governments work together to seize and rehabilitate Jeymalyatha at a sanctuary, where she can live the rest of her life unchained and in the company of other elephants.