Elephant trapped, wildlife activist concerned, writes to forest department
Well known wildlife activist Nitin Singhvi has informed that an elephant is trapped in a small forest in Janjgir Champa, Chhattisgarh, prompting concerns from a wildlife enthusiast who have written to the Principal Chief Conservator of Forests (PCCF) Wildlife, holding them accountable for any harm to the elephant or human casualties that may occur.
He said that twelve days ago, an elephant from Korba wandered into a small forest near Panthora village in Janjgir Champa and has been unable to leave. The forest department's lack of success in resolving the situation has led Raipur-based wildlife enthusiast Nitin Singhvi to write to the PCCF (Wildlife), stating that they will be held responsible for any injuries or fatalities that occur.
"I am deeply saddened to inform you that under your expertise, an elephant has been trapped against its will in a small forest near Panthora in Janjgir Champa for the past 12 days. Villages surround this small forest, and each night, the elephant attempts to leave, but the villagers, some intoxicated, harass it, forcing it to retreat into the forest. Reliable sources have indicated that local officials have been instructed to take maximum strictness against the elephant. Furthermore, the elephant is continuously harassed and driven away by a trained kunki elephant.
To address the situation, you have called in a so-called elephant expert from Karnataka, who is an assistant professor at the University of Animal and Fishery Sciences, specializing in animal genetics and breeding.
Three days ago, I requested that you allow the elephant to move peacefully to another forest, using the assistance provided under Section 163 of the BNSA (formerly Section 144) if necessary, but it seems there is a lack of willpower on your part.
Please be advised that if any human casualties or injuries occur due to your incompetence and actions, you will be held entirely responsible. Similarly, if the elephant suffers any harm or injury, you will be fully accountable. There is a significant risk of the elephant dying from an electric shock or other causes. The undersigned reiterates the request to allow the elephant to move peacefully and, if needed, to use force to control the villagers", he concluded.
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