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Pinarayi Seeks Centre's Approval for Restrictive Culling of Wild Animals
The Morning Standard
|May 29, 2025
Amid widespread discontent over the rise in human-wildlife conflicts, including in Nilambur assembly constituency where the bypoll is scheduled next month, the state government has sought the Centre's approval to cull wild animals that pose a threat to human life and property, a move that has left environmentalists concerned.
The cabinet on Wednesday directed the forest and wildlife department to initiate the process of obtaining the Union government nod. Also, the forest secretary has been tasked with coming up with a proposal, in consultations with the law secretary, to bring in a legislation to facilitate restrictive culling.
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