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CCSEA Public Notice on letters of PETA India about Palamur Biosciences (25 June 2025)

CCSEA Public Notice on letters of PETA India about Palamur Biosciences (25 June 2025)

CCSEA told all registered establishments to disregard PETA India’s letters about Palamur Biosciences, saying they hold no legal weight.

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Full text of the public notice dated , signed by Dr S. K. Dutta, Member Secretary (CCSEA), addressed to all CCSEA registered organisations.

Subject: Letter of PeTA, India regarding violations of CCSEA regulations at the Animal House Facility of Palamur Biosciences Pvt. Ltd., Mahabubnagar, Telangana.

It has been brought to the notice of the CCSEA that PETA India is sending emails and letters to the registered establishment of CCSEA regarding alleged violation of the CCSEA guidelines and the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1960 by the M/s Palamur Biosciences, Mahabubnagar, Telangana.

Therefore, all establishments are advised to disregard any such communications from PETA India, as they hold no legal weight, and no measures should be taken based on their requests. The CCSEA remains committed to addressing violations within its jurisdiction and will ensure that appropriate actions are executed in compliance with the applicable laws and guidelines.

The CCSEA advises all establishments to disregard communications from unauthorized organizations and instead report such incidents directly to the authorities for verification. Establishments are encouraged to stay compliant with CCSEA guidelines and maintain transparency in their operations to avoid any unwarranted concerns or allegations.