Elephant electrocuted
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Elephant electrocuted

July 16, 2021

Gundlupet: A wild elephant died of electrocution after it came in contact with an illegal electric fence near Alathur village at Bandipur Reserve Forest in the taluk. 

One Jagannath had fenced his field and had drawn power illegally to protect his groundnut crops from wild animals. 

A female elephant aged between 35 and 40 years, which had come in search of food and water, touched the fence and was electrocuted.

Gundlupet Sub-Division Assistant Conservator of Forests (ACF) K. Paramesh, Omkar Range Forest Officer (RFO) H.N. Nagendra Nayaka, Veterinarian Dr. Wasim Mirza, CESC Assistant Executive Engineer Ramachandra, CESC Vigilance Squad  Sub-Inspector Dileep and others visited the spot. Post -mortem was conducted by Dr. Wasim.

The Forest Department, which has registered a case are making efforts to trace the accused, who is absconding.

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