The senior relief court is granted to the Special Zoo run by the billionaire Ambani family

A special investigation team appointed by the Supreme Court in India said that the acquisition of animals in Vantara – a special animal park owned by the son of the richest Asian man, Mokish Ambani – was compatible with all laws.

It was the retired judges team Created last month To consider allegations that animals in Pantara have been obtained illegally and ill -treatment. On Monday, she said she found “no unpleasant play” in the zoo management.

The Supreme Court had already said that the allegations appeared unnecessary, but ordered the investigation after allegations that the authorities had failed to investigate the zoo properly.

Vantara said that the investigation made it clear “doubts and allegations … it was without any basis.”

Pantara is home to 2000 species, including elephants, tigers and other animals.

It extends more than 3,500 acres, is located in Jammagar, West Gujarat, and not far from the oil refinery in Mokish Ambani – the largest in the world.

It was opened by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in March of this year, and one of the places of the events of its owner Annant Ambani, which topped the headlines of international newspapers last year.

Fantara closed, Fantara was extracted from wildlife activists and conservative specialists for many reasons, including the inadequacy of the hot and dry climate in the region of some animals.

The shelter was also at the center of angry protests in Maharashtra recently, after a sick elephant from a temple in the town of Kulhabor was transferred to Vantara in July, after an order from the Supreme Court.

On Tuesday, the court rejected the request against the transfer of the sick elephant, saying that an independent investigation had already cleared the charges of charges.

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