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Elephant capture operation resumes in Yeslur forest range

The elephant capture operation, which was abandoned following the death of Arjuna, a tamed and trained elephant in the Yeslur range of forest, resumed on Thursday, January 12.

As many as eight tamed and trained elephants have been involved in the operation. Elephants Abhimanyu, Karnataka Bhima, Mahendra, and Ashwathhama from Mathigodu camp, and Harsha, Prashantha, Sugreeva, and Dhananjaya from Dubare camp. Caretakers, kavadigas and special trackers, veterinarians, and the staff of the department have joined the operation.

H.K. Suresh, Belur MLA, R. Ravishankar, Chief Conservator of Forests, and Sourabh Kumar, Deputy Conservator of Forests, offered pooja to the elephants at the temporary elephant camp set up at Bikkodu in Belur taluk on Friday.

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