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Among the high court's directives were mandates for a minimum three-metre gap between two elephants, an eight-metre distance between elephants and the public or percussion displays, and a 100-metre buffer from areas where fireworks are used. Additionally, the high court required elephants to have at least three days of rest between public exhibitions.
"Any direction issued by the high court contrary to the Kerala Captive Elephants (Management and Maintenance) Rules, 2012, shall remain stayed," ordered a bench of justices BV Nagarathna and N Kotiswar Singh, in effect staying the additional guidelines issued by the high court in November.
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