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Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Forest Minister Gauri Shankar Shejwar today described the killing of a tiger cub by poachers at Bandhavgarh as an “unpardonable crime” and said that the culprits will be traced and shall face severe punishment.
Search is on for the culprits and the State authorities have launched a thorough investigation into the death of a seven month old tiger cub, whose carcass was found yesterday at the farmhouse of the Madhya Pradesh Assembly Deputy Speaker Rajendra singh.
The farmhouse in question is located between Bansa and Ghaghod villages bordering Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve in Umaria district. Postmortem has established that the cub was strangulated to death by a wire trap
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[…] Let us go back a few years. In 2009 Panna Tiger Reserve, not far from Bandhavgarh where this sordid killing of a tiger cub took place last week, all the tigers had been eliminated. After a few years of relocating and breeding under controlled […]
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