Reward put on bringing dead or alive on this tigress of Uttarakhand, know what happened then
The Chief Wildlife Warden has set up an inquiry into the matter of the announcement of a reward of Rs 25,000 for the tigress found alive or dead in Rajaji Park for the past several months. He has sought a report from the park director, calling it a violation of wild life rules. There has not been a tigress in the Motichur area of Rajaji Park for the past several months. The department is constantly looking for it.
It has been said from the department that its footprints have been seen near the consonants. But now Parkit’s deputy director Puneet Tomar has raised questions on this. He has sent a letter to the park warden asking them to find out the real status of the tigress soon. It is also said that either the tigress is alive and इस inside the park, or she is dead or she has walked out of the park, or an incident has happened to her.
He has asked all these possibilities to find out the tigress soon. At the same time, till the announcement of bringing a tigress alive or dead to the staff or common people or a reward of 25 thousand to the person who gave evidence. Now this announcement of the deputy director has stirred the department. Questions are arising that how can a reward be placed on a tigress, that too by the deputy director of the park. Taking this matter seriously, Chief Wildlife Warden JS Suhag has set up an inquiry into it.
The deputy director does not have the right to place the reward on the tigress as such. This is completely wrong and against the Wildlife Act. The matter is serious. It is being investigated. Anyway, the tigress did not disappear anywhere. The animal cannot be stopped from going somewhere in such dense forests. We hope that we will get it right soon.
JS Suhag, Chief Wildlife Warden
