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Horses used for illegal racing in Mumbai rescued, shifted to sanctuary by PETA

A Vikhroli court in Mumbai granted a Maharashtra-based sanctuary interim custody of twelve horses

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A horse being shifted to the sanctuary. Pics/Rajesh Gupta

A horse being shifted to the sanctuary. Pics/Rajesh Gupta

As many as twelve horses were rescued after they were allegedly used for illegal horse-cart racing in Mumbai and shifted to a sanctuary by PETA, an official statement said on Wednesday.

In an official statement PETA India said, a Vikhroli court in Mumbai granted a Maharashtra-based sanctuary interim custody of twelve horses following their use in illegal horse-cart racing on the Eastern Expressway after PETA India’s intervention.

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