Hanur shoot-out: Four cases of attacks on forest staff, anti-poaching camps transferred to CID

According to reports, 11 anti-poaching camps, staff quarters and government vehicles in the Cauvery and adjoining Male Mahadeshwara wildlife sanctuaries were either allegedly vandalised or damaged, with some camps blown up using explosives.

According to reports, 11 anti-poaching camps, staff quarters and government vehicles in the Cauvery and adjoining Male Mahadeshwara wildlife sanctuaries were either allegedly vandalised or damaged, with some camps blown up using explosives.

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