Elephant is roaming in the city, people hiding in their homes in fear

 

Lohardaga: Elephant in the city, panic on the road. Yes, elephants are roaming inside the city in Lohardaga as if they are strolling in the jungle. People climbed on the roofs of houses to see the elephant in the urban area, but it has become a night of terror for the passersby. After getting the information of elephant coming in the residential area of ​​the city, the forest department team has become alert and is keeping an eye on every movement of the wild elephant.

Lohardaga residents in panic after seeing the elephant

On seeing the elephant, the people of the city went out with torches in great excitement and also started making a lot of noise. People are doing this despite the department's ban. It is being told that the wild elephant has damaged the crops of many farmers. At present, the wild elephant was roaming in the city's Kisko Mor, Shanti Nagar and Raghu Toli area till late night. Where people were trying to drive the elephant away by lighting torches and lighting.

It has taken the life of a young man

According to the local people, the wild elephant had reached the village of Caro police station area via Kudu two days ago. Where the elephant killed a young man. After this, the elephant reached Bhandra police station area of ​​Lohardaga district. Where the elephant destroyed crops in many villages. After the villagers chased the elephant away, the elephant reached Serengahatu village of Senha police station area. Where the elephant kept roaming in the village. The villagers are scared after seeing the elephant. Especially those with mud houses.

Elephants are roaming in many villages

The villagers chased the wild elephant towards Sadar police station area. After this, the elephant reached Khakhparata via Harmu, Nadia of Sadar police station area. A crowd of thousands of villagers had gathered there. The elephant stayed near the Shiva temple in Khakhparata for a long time. After this, the elephant reached Manho village. Where the local villagers tried to chase the elephant away by lighting torches and making loud noises. Villagers informed Forest Division Officer Abhishek Kumar about the arrival of a wild elephant in Manho village. After which the forest department team became active to take the elephant to a safe forest area. After this, the elephant reached behind Shanti Nagar Surya Mandir and Station Toli via Kisko Mor from Patratoli, a suburban area of ​​the city. Where a huge crowd of people had gathered. The forest department has repeatedly appealed to the people not to go near the elephant.

MP Sukhdev Bhagat gave instructions

MP Sukhdev Bhagat reached Mumbai on Thursday to participate in the GPC meeting scheduled on May 17 in Mumbai. Just now the city residents informed MP Sukhdev Bhagat over the phone about the arrival of the elephant in the city and demanded to get the elephant out of the city immediately. Taking immediate action on this demand of the city residents, MP Sukhdev Bhagat talked to Lohardaga Deputy Commissioner Dr. Waghmare Prasad Krishna and Lohardaga Forest Division Officer Abhishek Kumar and asked to take appropriate action to drive the elephant out of the city soon. MP Sukhdev Bhagat has appealed to the people not to go near the elephant. He has also said that the forest department team should coordinate with the district administration and work to drive the elephant away from the city.