Delhi Activist Alleges ₹70 Lakh Gaushala Demolished After Refusing Bribe Demand
Delhi activist Jagriti Mishra alleges that MCD officials and police demolished her ₹70 lakh gaushala project without notice after she refused an alleged bribe demand. Calls for Rekha Gupta's intervention grow as questions remain unanswered.
Videos circulating online show Mishra visibly distressed as machinery brings the structure down to debris. In the footage, she questions the absence of paperwork and due process surrounding the demolition, raising concerns about the circumstances under which the animal shelter project was removed.
Mishra claims the demolition took place without notice, despite the project being developed on land she says belongs to her. She has linked the action to her alleged refusal to pay a bribe demanded by Sonu Dabas. However, the bribery allegation and the claimed connection between the refusal and the demolition remain unverified.
- Her name is Jagruti Mishra. - For the past two years, she had been working to build a shelter for paralyzed animals. She had even built a gaushala on her own land. - According to Jagruti, a person linked to a Political Party demanded a bribe from her, but she refused to pay. - Later, the shelter for paralyzed animals, which was still under construction, was demolished without any prior notice. She became the voice of voiceless animals. Now, it's time for people to become her voice.
— Anviksha (@Anviksha_) October 24, 2026
The incident has drawn attention on social media, where online accounts have called for intervention from Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and demanded accountability over the demolition. The calls for action have emerged amid unverified allegations of political pressure surrounding the case.
No official response from the authorities had been reported at the time of the latest update. The circumstances surrounding the demolition, the alleged bribe demand and the claims of procedural violations therefore remain unresolved.
The case raises questions about the alleged lack of notice and due process in the removal of the gaushala project. Any determination of responsibility will depend on the relevant records, the authorities' response and verification of the allegations made by Mishra.

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