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Madras HC Slams Use of Elephants to Bless People, Terms it 'Act of Begging' - (01 May 2017)

Madras High Court has taken strong exception to use of elephants to bless devotees and seek money, holding that such practices amount to begging and violate rules related to management of captive animals.

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