Dear friends, where is our country going, and how is
corruption supported?
I am citing an incident where Glanders, a contagious disease affecting horses and donkeys, was widely spread by some traitors, with scientists from IVRI directly involved. I filed several complaints, and Dr. Sandeep Gupta, a professor at Hissar Veterinary College, and Dr. Sandeep Pahal, a Supreme Court lawyer, submitted multiple complaints to ICAR and IVRI. A request to investigate the complaint dated 09-09-2020 under the Public Interest Disclosure was made by the Under Secretary Vigilance-I, Mr. Ravi K. Dobriyal of ICAR, New Delhi, to DDG AS on 05-11-2020, and was forwarded to the Director of ICAR-Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Izatnagar-243 122, India. During the institute-level investigation, the complaint was found to be truthful. Some scientists were found involved in producing and supplying malicious diagnostic material for Glanders, which led to its spread across the country. Glanders was declared eradicated in India in 1993, but it is now present throughout central and northern India. The fake diagnosis produced and sold by IVRI resulted in the slaughter of thousands of healthy horses and the escape of genuinely sick horses, potentially spreading the disease further. In this regard, on 4 June 2021, the Joint Director of Research at ICAR-IVRI wrote an email to the AAO E-I, requesting that the Director of ICAR-IVRI write to the DDG AS to form a committee led by a Vigilance officer to report to ICAR, New Delhi. However, nothing came of this, except the launch of the Glanders Control Program by the Indian government to capitalize on the opportunity created by the so-called patriots producing fake diagnostic tests. An RTI (attached) was filed in this connection, and the RTI reply (attached) reveals the truth about Viksit Bharat and Amritkaal.



