Nagpur: In two separate attacks, Nagpur division forest officials arrested five people and confiscated seven tiger nails, 13 mustaches and 6kg bones.
Multiple hunting many tigers are involved.
Forest Conservator (DYCF) Dr.
Bharat Singh Hada said that the two raids carried out on Thursday were a follow-up of previous actions taken in the past recently the officials had arrested 29 people in various cases of illegal hunting.
All the defendants have been sent to Jail.
Rada said that based on information from Cyber ​​cells, two people were arrested with tiger nails and three pieces of bone from Sitapur (Gondi) in the range of Deolaapar forests.
The defendant, Rajkumar Markam (29) and Kamalsingh Bhalavi (40), have been returned to forest custody until September 16.
In another attack, three tiger hunters were arrested from Bhatari in the Pombhurna range in Chanda.
The village is on the outskirts of Sanctuary Wildlife Kanhargaon and the tiger is electrocuted in the FDCM area.
The defendant was identified as Ramchandra Bawne from the village of Kemara and Yogesh Toda and Prabhakar Toda, both of Bhatari in the Pombhurna range.
All are wildlife criminals habits and will attack the agreement at the Borkhedi Toll Plaza on the NH-7.Sources said the tiger was ditrocuted in January this year because the electrical cable lived to kill herbivores.
The defendant had removed Tiger’s body parts and burned the carcass.
“They suspected they must have removed the tiger skin,” the official said.
According to sources, this is a fresh case of tiger hunting and has nothing to do with four accused of being arrested on August 31 from Pachgaon, which is also on the outskirts.
from Kanhargaon.
“Officials have confiscated 16 tiger bones, skulls, mustaches, scratches, peephol spines, peacock feathers and other body parts of them,” said the source.
Before this, another gang of the four defendants was arrested with Tiger’s body parts from Mass near Tadoba and Tasses near Sanctuam wildlife Umred-Karhandla on August 27.
This shows that at least 4-5 tigers must be hunted.
Separate gangs target tigers in the territorial area where protection has reached a new low.
Previously, in the case of deolapar, the 13kg tiger bone was confiscated from the defendant on August 26.
ACFS Narendra Chandewar said that more arrest of possibilities in the case of Sitapur.
Until the submission of this report, actions by continuing forest officials.