Manhunt launched after tiger killing in Chhattisgarh
Indo-Asian News Service
Raipur, December 21, 2010
After
a headless tiger carcass was found in Kawardha district of
Chhattisgarh, state police have formed several squads to arrest the
poachers, an official said on Tuesday.
The killing was reported
from Amnia village, a forested zone under Kawardha, the home district
of Chief Minister Raman Singh. The forest department has suspended two
local forest officers and ordered an enquiry.
The forest
department has also asked its senior officer Rakesh Chaturvedi to rush
to the site, about 300 km from Raipur, to investigate the tiger kiling.
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