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4. On 20.10.2014, the first respondent moved another application seeking relaxation of certain conditions in the superdari order. This application was considered by the Metropolitan Magistrate and, by order passed thereupon on 30.10.2014, the condition of "tagging" of the birds and animals with aluminum plates was waived and the investigating police officer was directed to take group photographs of the birds and animals at the cost of the accused. On 03.11.2014, the accused moved yet another application seeking primarily a direction to the Superintendent of Sanjay Gandhi Animal Care Centre to produce the seized birds and animals before the court for being handed over. The Metropolitan Magistrate agreed with the submissions at that stage that medical examination of the seized birds and animals by government doctor was not required and certification about good health by a doctor practicing veterinary medicines would suffice.