Telangana: ‘Secret Service Fund’ to examine forest crimes

Hyderabad: ‘Secret Service Fund’ to encourage informants to help curb forest crimes such as hunting wildlife, encroachment, and smuggling will soon be established by the state government, the forest minister of a Reddy Indranjan, Monday.
Said that the tiger hunting incident in Muluugu was very painful, Reddy told forest officials to ensure the incident was not repeated.
Overcoming forest officials and other stakeholders at a one-day workshop by the Department of State of the State of Telangana at the Human Resources Development Institute Dr.
Marli Channa Reddy, the minister said that CM K Chandrasekhar Rao had allocated Hospital 4.06 Crore for ‘Secret Service funds’.
“The responsibility of forest officials has increased further after the emphasis of CM on the restrictions on forest crimes.
I urge officials to work in accordance with the government’s goals and sincerely carry out responsibility to protect the forest,” Minister said.
The main conservator of the Forest Shobha is nicknamed the KCR CM as an ambassador of the Ministry of Forestry brand, adding that no other country provides many priorities in the forests as carried out by the Telangana Government.