120 tigers and 209 leopards died in Madhya Pradesh in 5 years


Bhopal, Mar 2 (IANS): The details of the deaths of leopards and tigers presented in the Assembly on Thursday revealed that 120 tigers and 209 leopards died in five years between 2014-2018 in Madhya Pradesh.

Congress MLA and former minister Jitu Patwari had asked questions about the deaths of tigers and leopards.

Forest Minister Vijay Shah said that Tiger Reserve, National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary have been established for the protection of other wild animals.

For their safety, patrolling is done by the employees posted in the forest area on foot, elephants and vehicles, while suspicious persons are monitored.

Apart from this, joint inspection of power lines, checking in haats, monitoring of water sources, etc. are done from time to time.

In the past, tigers and leopards have died due to being hunted, fights among themselves, electrocution or disease, said Shah.

The minister said that in some cases of the death of wild animals, criminal elements have been found to be responsible, against whom action has been taken.

 

  

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  • flavian, chik

    Fri, Mar 03 2023

    People really dont understand what it means big loss to India ...huge forest degradation is the root cause of all the evil ...results in land slides and rivers flooding resulting soilerosion etc ...protect a tiger it will protect a generation each tiger covers 100 kms and protects the wild life .

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