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Poacher Dariya’s conviction upheld 



13 August 2009, New Delhi
 
The district Sessions Judge, Katni, today dismissed the appeal of Dariya, s/o. Juglal Bawaria, and upheld his conviction ordered by the Judicial Magistrate, Katni.
 
The Judicial Magistrate had convicted Dariya in a case involving 2 tiger traps, a deer skin and antlers in July 2009. The prosecution of the case was handled by Ms. Manjula Srivastav, Wildlife Protection Society of India’s lawyer in Katni.


 

 

 

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