Anant Ambani Overpays to Buy 250 Chickens—Here’s Why Ambani’s Son Paid Double

Anant Ambani is on a deeply personal pilgrimage, walking 10-12 km each night from Jamnagar to Dwarka with Z+ security and local police. Along the way, he visits temples and offers prayers, expressing gratitude for the blessings of Lord Dwarkadhish. After covering nearly 60 km, he expects to complete the journey in about four days and will seek blessings at the Dwarkadhish Temple. The pilgrimage, coinciding with his upcoming birthday, highlights his devotion and compassion, inspiring many across India.

Anant Ambani is widely admired for his generosity and strong affection for animals. His most recent compassionate act has earned widespread admiration nationwide. While embarking on a 140-kilometer spiritual journey from Jamnagar to Dwarka, Anant encountered a vehicle transporting 250 chickens bound for a slaughterhouse. Deeply touched by their plight, he made a swift decision to intervene and save them. Reports indicate that the incident took place in the early hours near Khambhalia town in Devbhumi Dwarka district.

A video capturing the incident has quickly gained traction on social media, featuring Anant Ambani holding a chicken in his hands. In the clip, he is heard instructing his team in Gujarati, saying, “Save them all… buy them. Pay their owner and we will take care of them now.” Without hesitation, he bought the chickens at double the price and ensured their safe transfer to Vantara, an animal sanctuary.

250 chickens. Crammed in a truck. On their way to slaughter. 💔

But then, Anant Ambani steps in. He stops the truck, talks to the owner, pays the price, and saves them all. These 250 souls are now safe and will be cared for at VANTARA. ❤️

On his way to Dwarka for his 30th… pic.twitter.com/PMOSQWgG1k

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After guaranteeing the safety of the rescued birds, Anant Ambani pledged to personally oversee their care. Holding one of the chickens in his hands, he passionately chanted "Jai Dwarkadhish," showcasing his devotion as he continued his pilgrimage.