Chandrapur: Administration of Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve (TATR) has taken Sandeep Sonkamble, husband of the died forest guards Swati Dhumne, who was killed in a tiger attack in the park, on the roll of the Tadoba Conservation Foundation and Hari Tiger with the direct effect on Monday.
TATR Field Director Dr.
Jitendra Ramagaonkar handed over his work letter below the foundation immediately after the wage ceremony held at the TATR office in Chandrapur.
Ramagaonkar said Dhumne’s husband had been given a job under the basis for now, until the formal of the allocation of permanent work on loving reasons in the forestry department finished.
He will work as a temporary employee under the foundation, Ramgaonkar told Tii, however, he will draw the same salary as the last taken home by Swati.
“We have initiated formalities for the appointment of Sonkamble on a loving foundation in the Ministry of Forestry.
This procedure tends to take around a week.
After completion, he will have a permanent job as an employee of the Ministry of Forestry,” he said.
Swati’s husband who had died was unemployed and had a four-year-old daughter to be taken care of.
CM Uddhav Thackeray has declared condolences to the dead and his family, and promises RS15 Lakh compensation and work at the Ministry of Forestry to the husband of forest guards who died on Sunday.
TATR administration immediately meets the direction of CM and starts the procedure of appointment, while registering Sonkamble under the foundation for now.