In the Indian state of Kerala, there has been a demand for the safety of animals due to the death of female elephant and feeding of explosive food to cow in Himachal. Dr. Manilal Valiante, CEO of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India, has appealed to the government to strengthen the law on animal protection.

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He said that such incidents are not limited to just a few areas, but are happening all over the country. PETA receives more than 100 such cases every day. People send their complaints not only to cows and elephants, but also to many other animals. The PETA chief urged the Government of India to strengthen the laws established to protect animals. The CEO of PETA India said, "As per the existing laws, as per the prescribed laws against animal cruelty, only a fine of up to Rs 50,000 is charged from the offender."

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In his statement, he said that the municipalities are not working seriously. He emphasized that in many parts of the country, cows are released on the roads after extracting milk. He said that these injustices against animals through explosives have been going on for a long time, but this is the first time that such a case has got the attention of the people. A pregnant elephant was killed. Someone had fed a pineapple full of explosives. After this incident came to light, people all over the country condemned it and demanded strict punishment of the accused. On the other hand, in Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh, a case of feeding a pregnant cow full of explosive food has come up. A person has been arrested in this case.

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