Over 100 monkeys die after inhaling pesticide in food godown, buried in secrecy

Over 100 monkeys died in an FCI warehouse in India after inhaling pesticide sprayed on wheat sacks. Workers attempted to conceal the incident by burying the carcasses in a pit. The incident came to light after concerns were raised by members of the Vishva Hindu Parishad, leading to an investigation and the exhumation of the bodies for postmortem.

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