Karnataka forest dept to send recovered wildlife artefacts for forensic analysis
Based on the outcome of the forensic analysis and further investigation, action will be initiated against them under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 | Bengaluru News
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Based on the outcome of the forensic analysis and further investigation, action will be initiated against them under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 | Bengaluru News
India News: The Karnataka Forest Department will be sending wildlife artefacts recovered from raids on the residences of prominent personalities to the Wildlife I
In fact, on Tuesday, the Forest department continued to book cases against those displaying tiger claws in their lockets. Two people were arrested in Chikkamagaluru for displaying tiger claws. The police also raided those selling tiger claws, but the accused escaped.
The Forest Official asked Santhosh to exit the premises, and upon closer inspection of the pendant, they verified that it was, indeed, a tiger claw.
The decision comes days after the arrest of Varthur Santhosh, a contestant in the Bigg Boss reality show, by the forest officials for wearing a locket made of tiger claw.