Nagpur: Little more than a month after women’s forest guards Swati Dhumne killed by tigers in the core area of ​​the park, her husband Sandeep Sonkamble has got a job as a forest guard.
Dhumne was persecuted by Pandharponi Tigress Maya when he was in the field to limit the transect line on November 20.
Dr.
Jitendra Ramagaonkar, Tadoba-Andhari Tiger (TATR) conservator, “The formal appointment letter to Sonkamble will soon be issued.
He will be sent for training at a forest institute before we finally deliver it into service.” Ramagaonkar said Sonkamble was one of the one.
12 Candidates raised by reason of compassion.
One recruitment also included Jankiram Masram’s relatives, Tadoba elephant caregivers who were killed by Gajraj in November 2019.
The day after Dhumne was killed while doing a tiger estimated exercise, Maharashtra Minister Uddhav Thackeray has announced a specified compensation package.
From Rs 15 Lakh to the next Kin and work at the Ministry of Forestry.
Apart from this, Tiger Tiger conservation foundation has released Rs 5 Lakh and also collects a large number through crowdfunding.
Sonkamble work will be permanent and will get all the benefits of the newly recruited forest guard.