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MP CM takes strong action following deaths of 10 tuskers in Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve

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New Delhi 05November2024

Directs formation of state-level elephant task force; Suspends Conservator Forest and ACF

- SATYAPRAKASH SHARMA

MP CM takes strong action following deaths of 10 tuskers in Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve

BHOPAL: In response to the recent deaths of 10 elephants in Madhya Pradesh's Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve (BTR), Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has ordered the formation of a state-level elephant task force and suspended two senior forest department officials.

CM Yadav announced that the newly formed task force will prioritize harmonious coexistence between elephants and humans, introducing initiatives like "Hathi Mitra" (Elephant Friends) to assist in areas with significant elephant populations. He added that public awareness campaigns and improved infrastructure would be implemented to prevent future conflicts.

Expressing sorrow over the tragic loss of elephants' life, CM Yadav emphasized the state government's commitment to taking swift action.

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