Movement of tiger near Bhopal, Forest Department has put up boards – Photo: Amar Ujala

Expansion After the increase in the movement of tigers near the capital Bhopal, now Kaliasot Dam 27 Security has been increased from the gate to the Amarnath Colony road. Here the police have increased patrolling with the staff of checking point and forest department from the point of view of security. Earlier, the road along Kaliasot was closed for movement at night. Highest in Samardha range near Bhopal 22 is a tiger. One of these tigresses is moving along with her cubs on the banks of Kaliasot Dam. After the movement of a total of five tigers, the Bhopal Forest Department has directed the district administration to set up Kaliasot Dam 750 for the safety of the general public and wildlife. It was written to close the Amarnath Colony road from the gate at night. After this, the forest department also put up boards of tiger excursion area along the road. It is written on these boards that this route is closed. Please cooperate in the protection of wild animals by using the changed demand. At the same time, the Bhopal Police has said that the road has not been completely closed yet. Check points have been made to reduce the movement of people. Along with this, patrolling is being done with the staff of the Forest Department. four cubs hazard
2023 There are four cubs among the tigers moving in the city. They are doing movement till Kaliyasot 05 gate. High speed vehicles come out on the road passing through here. There is a danger of cubs getting hit by these vehicles. way in the night Letter of closure
DFO Alok Pathak of Bhopal Forest Department said that we have written a letter to close the road at night. between the district administration and the police Conversation is going on. As of now, we have not been given any information regarding the closure of the road.
Now we have increased patrolling
Bhopal Police Commissioner Harinarayan Chari Mishra told that they are not closing the road completely. Checking points have been made at various places. From the point of view of security, police and forest department staff are patrolling. ,