Archive · 29 Sep 2025
Elephant Corridor Signboard Demolished, Land Mafia Suspected in Depota
Imagine a road for elephants, like a highway, to safely move from their homes to where they find food.
People put up signs to show where this road is.
But, someone took down one of these signs.
This makes some people angry, especially those who care about nature and animals.
They think that some bad guys, who want to build factories, took down the sign so they could sell land.
These bad guys have also already built factories on land that was supposed to be for the elephants.
Now, the people who protect the animals want the government to catch the bad guys and make sure the elephants can safely use their road.
An elephant corridor signboard in Depota was demolished.
The area is a designated elephant corridor near NH-15.
The demolition is allegedly linked to land mafia and businessmen.
Nature and wildlife organizations have expressed concern.
Forest officials plan to rebuild the signboard.
- Who
- Unidentified miscreants, possibly land mafia and businessmen.
- What
- Demolition of an elephant corridor signboard in Depota.
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Depota area, near NH-15, India.
- Why
- To facilitate the sale of land for industries and affect elephant movement.
- Location
- Depota area, near NH-15
- Event
- Demolition of elephant corridor signboard
- Suspects
- Land mafia, unscrupulous businessmen
- Concerned Parties
- Nature, wildlife organizations, local villagers
- Authorities Involved
- Forest department, district administration