Elephant Controversy Kerala
The elephant consumed a pineapple filled with explosives which exploded in the animal s mouth leading to its death few days later in a traumatic incident a wild pregnant elephant in kerala died.
Elephant controversy kerala. Even as outrage over the killing of a pregnant elephant in kerala snowballed into a communal controversy leaders across the political spectrum in the state have condemned the issue. An elephant pregnant died of eating pineapple in kerala s malappuram. Some people fed him a pineapple stuffed with crackers.
The death of the pregnant elephant has sparked a controversy with kerala chief minister pinarayi vijayan terming the unfortunate death as a painful thing and union environment minister prakash. The comments come days after the death of a wild elephant triggered national outrage as it was reported that the explosive laden bait which the elephant bit into and died at mannarkkad in palakkad. This was a very shocking event that came across on tuesday june 2.
Cm other leaders call out hate campaign bigotry former union minister and animal rights activist maneka gandhi created a flutter wednesday when she claimed that the elephant died in malappuram district and that the district is the country s most violent where poison is thrown on roads leading to the death of 300. The death of the pregnant elephant has sparked a controversy with kerala chief minister pinarayi vijayan terming the unfortunate death as a painful thing and union environment minister prakash javadekar saying that the centre has taken a serious note of the incident. The forest range officer reported that an fir is launched against those unidentified people on wednesday june 3.
And that s how this entire elephant controversy has been going on until now. Kochi the kerala government has said it had given farmers permission to kill wild boars which had been threatening their crop but only by shooting them subject to a number of clauses. Minister according to initial reports the people taken into custody are workers at a private estate.
