Mahadev Nandi Acid Attack Survivor – Face Burned, Sector 63 Noida
On 16th April 2024, Mahadev Nandi's face was burned in a brutal acid attack in Sector 63, Noida. Rescued by GauNandiSewa, he remains under daily Silverx gel wound care as he heals.
In Hindu tradition, Nandi is Mahadev's most devoted companion — the sacred bull who sits eternally at Shiva's door, gentle, patient, and revered across temples throughout India. It is this same gentleness that made what happened on 16th April 2024, in Sector 63, Noida, so difficult to witness.
GauNandiSewa, a Mahadev Nandi cow hospital and gaushala serving Noida and Delhi NCR, received an urgent call that day about a Mahadev Nandi suffering from a brutal acid attack. Acid attacks on cows and Nandi babas are a cruel, recurring crisis across this region — an act of violence against an animal that Hindu tradition holds sacred, and one that leaves no question about the pain inflicted. In this case, the acid had burned deep across his face, leaving him in visible agony, his skin raw and at severe risk of infection.
Our rescue team reached Sector 63 as quickly as possible after the call came in. Every minute matters in a case like this — untreated acid burns worsen rapidly, and the risk of infection climbs with every hour of delay. He was moved to GauNandiSewa Hospital in Sector 62, Noida, where treatment began immediately.
Since 16th April 2024, Mahadev Nandi has been under continuous, active care. Every single day, our team applies Silverx ionic silver gel cream directly to his burn wounds — a silver-based antimicrobial dressing used specifically to fight infection and support skin regeneration in severe burn cases like his. This isn't a one-time treatment; it demands daily wound cleaning, careful reapplication of the cream, and close monitoring for any sign that infection is setting in or that his pain is worsening. It is slow, repetitive, unglamorous work — the kind that doesn't make headlines, but is the only thing standing between him and a much worse outcome.
Recovery from acid burns is measured in weeks, not days. There is no shortcut, no single procedure that fixes it — only the daily discipline of wound care, nutrition, and medication, sustained for as long as it takes. Mahadev Nandi remains under this care at our hospital today, and every day he heals a little further is a day our team has shown up for him.
As a gaushala and animal hospital serving Noida and Delhi NCR, this is what our work actually looks like — not a single dramatic rescue, but the sustained, everyday effort of showing up for an animal that cannot ask for help, again and again, until he is whole.