Guwahati: As a last attempt to prevent the possibility of Clash Human-Elephant, District Administration Purpose in Assam Yang announced 144 CRPC part 144 to keep the villagers in the Lakhipur circle area limited to their homes after wild TUTKER elephants, after killing two people Meghalaya, entering the region Assam.
Along with Tusker, a flock of around 70 elephants has come down to the rice fields from the side of Meghalaya during this rice harvest season.
Objective is one of the worst Assam District by human-elephant conflicts where wild elephants trampled nearly 20 villagers this year.
There is a harvest break on Lakhipur who is rich in agriculture because hundreds of farmers are afraid of going out of the house for fear of elephants since Saturday.
“The situation is in such a way that every time the big tragedy can occur.
Some people in Lakhipur are desperate to expel the elephants to save their harvest.
If we did not impose part 144 CRPC, some people might have been killed by wild jumbos,” DC Meenakshi Das Nath said to Ti on Sundays.
Nath said part 144 can remain valid for several days because it disturbs a herd can invite disasters.
“Until the herd leaves the place, we cannot allow farmers to approach the rice fields,” he said, adding that the effort was on the Ministry of Forestry to expel elephants elephants.
Forest officials keep tabs on flock movements, especially Tusker.
DFO (Territorial), Goalpara, Jitendra Kumar, said the main threat was Tusker, even though the herd of elephants also roamed the area.
“Usually the lonely Tuskers attack more than livestock.
Tusker’s elephant does not have a habitat and killed two people in the field of agriculture in neighboring Meghalaya.
We hope that it will immediately move away from the rice fields near the human residence in Lakhhipur,” Kumar said.
He said there were a total of 103 post-reserves and post-reserves in the district of the goal, but the size was smaller and did not have wood and pastures that could meet the requirements of the Nutrition Elephant.
The danger of the grave, said Kumar, is if the villagers burst firecrackers by the villagers due to drinking Tusker.
“Tusker is eating rice and his behavior seems normal when I inspect.
This season, the need for the main nutrition of the elephant is rice,” he added.
Kumar said except for the Ajgar hill, most of the reserve forests in this district distributed small patches, with a maximum size of 10 square kilometers.
While the combination of forests and meadows in the reserve forest are considered the ideal habitat for elephants, the lack of meadows creates more problems in the goal which leads to more human-elephant conflict.
“The scattered habitat is a problem that creates a human-elephant conflict in the goal.
This is a great elephant who has high food requirements.
They travel from one reserve forest to the other side through the land of income where there is human and rice fields,” he said.