Kerala Forest division to plan plan to complete wildlife assaults
By Express News Service
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Forest Minister A Ok Saseendran has urged the chief wildlife warden to return again out with an movement plan to cope with future wildlife assaults. He moreover educated the launch of a 24×7 toll-free amount, 18004254733, the place people can title up in case of a wild animal assault. Speaking to reporters at his chamber on the Secretariat, Saseendran educated {{that a}} quick movement drive has been constituted for Wayanad, Kannur, Athirappilly and Idukki.
The forest minister said that there has not been any precedence of untamed gaur assaults throughout the state. In the wake of present assaults, the division officers have been requested to return again out with an movement plan. Saseendran educated that the deadline given for native our our bodies to shoot the vermin has been extended. The native our our bodies acquired permission to shoot the vermin solely until May 28 which has now been extended to a minimum of one additional 12 months.
“We will urge the Centre to come out with changes in the existing laws to tackle wildlife attacks. The Centre had turned down our request to classify wild boar as vermin. I can understand the feelings of the people of Erumely following the death of a person due to wild gaur attack. But they should also understand our predicament and support us. We will hold talks with law department officials to come out with a legislation to end wild animal attacks,” said Saseendran.
Earlier, Congress state president Ok Sudhakaran alleged that people are having a troublesome time as a result of the forest and revenue departments are at loggerheads over the wild gaur assault. He blamed the LDF authorities for not providing ample safety to the people from wild gaur and totally different wild animal assaults. Senior Congress chief Ramesh Chennithala who visited Erumely in Kottayam district which had witnessed two deaths on account of untamed gaur assaults acquired right here down carefully on the forest minister and the division. He moreover blamed the LDF authorities for dilly-dallying on providing safety to the people from wild animal assaults.
Cong’s price
Congress state head Ok Sudhakaran alleged people are in distress as a result of the forest and revenue departments are at loggerheads over the wild gaur assault
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Forest Minister A Ok Saseendran has urged the chief wildlife warden to return again out with an movement plan to cope with future wildlife assaults. He moreover educated the launch of a 24×7 toll-free amount, 18004254733, the place people can title up in case of a wild animal assault. Speaking to reporters at his chamber on the Secretariat, Saseendran educated {{that a}} quick movement drive has been constituted for Wayanad, Kannur, Athirappilly and Idukki.
The forest minister said that there has not been any precedence of untamed gaur assaults throughout the state. In the wake of present assaults, the division officers have been requested to return again out with an movement plan. Saseendran educated that the deadline given for native our our bodies to shoot the vermin has been extended. The native our our bodies acquired permission to shoot the vermin solely until May 28 which has now been extended to a minimum of one additional 12 months.
“We will urge the Centre to come out with changes in the existing laws to tackle wildlife attacks. The Centre had turned down our request to classify wild boar as vermin. I can understand the feelings of the people of Erumely following the death of a person due to wild gaur attack. But they should also understand our predicament and support us. We will hold talks with law department officials to come out with a legislation to end wild animal attacks,” said Saseendran.googletag.cmd.push(function() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
Earlier, Congress state president Ok Sudhakaran alleged that people are having a troublesome time as a result of the forest and revenue departments are at loggerheads over the wild gaur assault. He blamed the LDF authorities for not providing ample safety to the people from wild gaur and totally different wild animal assaults. Senior Congress chief Ramesh Chennithala who visited Erumely in Kottayam district which had witnessed two deaths on account of untamed gaur assaults acquired right here down carefully on the forest minister and the division. He moreover blamed the LDF authorities for dilly-dallying on providing safety to the people from wild animal assaults.
Cong’s price
Congress state head Ok Sudhakaran alleged people are in distress as a result of the forest and revenue departments are at loggerheads over the wild gaur assault
