In 1935, twenty guntas of land in Magadi, Karnataka, was generously donated for the purpose of constructing a government veterinary hospital. Over the decades, this hospital has been an integral part of the community, providing essential veterinary services to the region. Sadly, the wishes of the original donor are now being overlooked as plans unfold to repurpose this historic land for other purposes, forcing the veterinary hospital to relocate.

This is disheartening not just to those who cherish the hospital's legacy, but also to those who stand against the growing trend of reallocating lands that were once dedicated to public service for commercial gains. Such actions disregard the charitable intentions of those who donated the land and undermine the trust of the community.

The veterinary hospital in Magadi has served countless animals and their owners for nearly a century and holds great historical significance. Its presence is more than just a facility; it is a testament to the town's commitment to animal health and welfare, ensuring local farmers have accessible veterinary care vital for their livelihoods.

The proposed relocation disrupts the seamless service it provides to the community and threatens its very existence. Instead of fulfilling  some one else's interests, why not honor the donor's vision and the hospital's longstanding role by preserving this land for veterinary services?

We urge local authorities to reconsider the decision to repurpose this land and to protect our heritage. There are alternative  spaces that can be utilized without compromising community resources. By signing this petition, you are advocating for a cause that respects the intentions of past benefactors and supports the continued welfare of our animals in Magadi. Let's stand together to prevent this historic land from being lost to other vested interests  . Please sign and share this petition to make our voices heard.