As a result of these issues, it was not possible to complete the formation of the division. In March 1942, Lavrentiy Beria, the Soviet chief of secret police in Georgia, issued an order which terminated the conscription of Chechens and Ingush. The division's commander, Mamsurov, was sent to the front where he became deputy commander of the 7th Cavalry Corps of the Bryansk Front. Commissioner Gayrbekov was recalled to the post of secretary for a regional committee. The Stavka order disbanding the division together with eight other newly formed national cavalry divisions and eleven understrength divisions in the active army stipulated that personnel of disbanded units would be used to bring other existing cavalry divisions up to strength due to a shortage of cavalry. The order stipulated that a separate cavalry regiment would be formed from the 114th, planned to become part of the 17th Cavalry Corps.
