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Consequently, the division bench issued a direction to the Director of the Animal Husbandry Department to appear personally before the court and provide a detailed account of the measures currently being undertaken for the protection, breeding and healthcare of camels in the state. The bench asked the director to specify the budgetary allocations, the functioning of breeding centres, the status of veterinary outreach programmes and the steps taken to curb illegal trade.

The court indicated that after hearing the director’s response it would consider whether further directions are necessary to ensure compliance with the statutory obligations. It clarified that the present order is limited to seeking information and does not constitute a final judgment on the matter.

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The bench added that the issue may also be examined in light of any public interest litigation that has been filed concerning the welfare of the state animal. It said that the court remains open to receiving suggestions from experts, non‑governmental organisations and other stakeholders that may assist in formulating effective conservation strategies.

The summons reflects the court’s willingness to use its supervisory jurisdiction to monitor the implementation of wildlife protection laws and to hold executive authorities accountable for the preservation of a species that holds both ecological and cultural significance for Rajasthan.

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